Marrakesh Sitar Moroccan Blend

Name: Marrakesh Sitar Moroccan Blend
Brand: Spice Tribe
Price: 12.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (16 reviews)

Ras El Hanout Blend

4.9

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars

16 Reviews

Marrakesh Sitar is a Moroccan Ras el Hanout blend, translating to “top shelf” in Arabic. Aromatic, floral and sweet, this blend is inspired by the generous Moroccan hospitality of sharing a meal and song.

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Highlights

Origin:

Inspired by Marrakesh, Morocco

Tasting Notes:

Ras El Hanout Blend

Ingredients:

Ginger, Coriander, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Paprika, Rose Petal, Cumin, Allspice, Cardamom

100% Fresh Ingredients

You can trace our spices back to the farm where they were grown

Chef Tested

All our recipes are chef-tested (and tasted) -we don't sell it to you unless we love it

Straight From The Source

We work with farmers, nonprofit organizations, and agricultural cooperatives to obtain spices directly from the people who grow them

Give Back Program

A portion of proceeds from every sale goes to feed individuals and families in our local community through our foundation, Tribe for Change

Origin & Sourcing

Marrakesh, Morocco

Once while wandering a medina in Marrakesh with my dad, a friendly stranger beckoned us down long flight of stairs to the bottom of a hammam, where he stoked the fires that heat the community bath. Buried under the ashes was a clay tangia, and we spent an indulgent afternoon sharing its braised lamb and apricots, fragrant with ras el hanout. While the foundation and philosophy of this signature North African seasoning is warmth and welcome—usually represented in cardamom, cumin, clove and cinnamon—each family makes its own enhancements. Our version includes orange peel and, in honor of our host, rose petals—this delicate floral note is the reason, he says, his food “tastes like love.” I use the blend as a dry rub for rack of lamb or grilled chicken skewers—the flavors always conjure that Moroccan memory, and the shimmery sound of a welcoming stranger strumming a sitar in the background.

Chef Spotlight

With Chef Trent - Founder

Trent Blodgett's journey started from battling chronic depression to finding solace and purpose in cooking. Trained to cook at an upscale Spanish restaurant in San Francisco led to a chef position running large events and pop up dinners throughout the Bay Area. Immersed in the captivating world of flavors and scents, Trent became fascinated by the history and cultural influences of cuisine.

Driven by his newfound passion, Trent embarked on extensive travels, collecting spices that reminded him of the diverse culinary experiences he encountered. Cooking became his medicine and meditation, transforming his outlook on life. This transformative journey led Trent to establish Spice Tribe, a platform to share his spice blends, stories, and the belief that a shift in cooking perspective can profoundly impact one's existence.

Tips for Success

Cooking tips from our chefs

Clumping is normal as we don’t use anti caking agents or salt. If clumping occurs simply break apart with your hands before seasoning. Try not to pour spices out of the jar over a steaming pot or pan as the steam can get in the jar and cause further clumping. For maximum flavor make sure to use with salt. Ground spices can burn quickly so make sure to use oil to help distribute the heat more evenly when making a rub.

Reviews

4.9

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars

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Total 5 star reviews: 15 Total 4 star reviews: 0 Total 3 star reviews: 1 Total 2 star reviews: 0 Total 1 star reviews: 0

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Stephanie
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Patti S.
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Cooking Skills Intermediate
Favorite things about the spice? Tastes Fresh
Which cuisines did you use your spice in mostly? Middle Eastern, Mediterranean
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
3 weeks ago
Wow!
I am a huge fan of Moroccan spices - I had never thought of using it with fruit until I saw your recipe. I'm in love! AND I'm starting to use it in place of my other existing combos. Thanks for such a fresh and delightful melange
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Vanessa
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2 months ago
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Yummy fruit salad recipe!
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Hadessa
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So yummy!
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I recommend this product
Cooking Skills Advanced
Favorite things about the spice? Great Flavor, Tastes Fresh
Which cuisines did you use your spice in mostly? Middle Eastern, Mediterranean
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
7 months ago
Yummy !!!!
Love the depth and warmth of flavors. It was exceptional in a chicken traybake with eggplant,onions, tomatoes and pearl cous cous.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you use this blend?

Here are just a few ideas: Roasted sweet potatoes, Moroccan and Middle Eastern food, chicken, beef, lamb, seafood, try it on popcorn, use it like a curry powder or in fried chicken, soups and stews, tomato sauce.

Where does the name come from?

This blend was inspired by a very generous man I met in Marrakesh, Morocco. He shared his lamb tangia with us while he played his sitar (a stringed instrument). This blend brings me back to the aroma of this meal.

What’s in it?

This blend is salt free and made of non gmo spices. No additives or fillers. Ingredients: Ginger, Coriander, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Paprika, Rose Petal, Cumin, Allspice, Cardamom

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