Chermoula Marinade & Dipping Sauce

Finding Feasts Chermoula Marinade
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I have said it before, I am a huge fan of Annabel Langbein, her recipes are homey, simple yet they packed full yummy flavour.

This Chermoula Marinade / Dipping Sauce features in her book, The Free Range Cook. I had something similar a few years back during my first trip to New Zealand when my husband’s aunt Cheryl made the most amazing tasting chicken skewers I have tasted in a very long time.

This marinade can be used on all sorts of meat and it can also be made into a delicious Chermoula Dipping Sauce.

The recipe called for preserved lemons, I didn’t have any so I omitted them.

The Chermoula Dipping Sauce is to die for and makes a fantastic salad dressing for a quick and easy Creamy Moroccan Cucumber Salad.

What is your favourite marinade for meat?

Bella :)

Finding Feasts Chermoula chicken skewers with dipping sauce
Spicy chicken skewers with chermoula dipping sauce

PS…you can use it to make these fantastic Spicy Chicken Skewers!

Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde

Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde
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Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde… This mouth-watering dish is adapted from Annabel Langbein‘s salmon and egg gratin. Originally made by one of Bella’s family members and served for lunch one beautiful summers day while in New Zealand, it was then made by Bella for one of our dinners over Easter away this year and now it is made by me for you…

Like Chinese whispers the original dish has altered a little, Bella included the potato wedges on top and it works so well to help mop up all of the white sauce and to pad it out for a more filling meal. I have added a dry salsa verde (once you make it you will see why I call it a dry salsa verde), which adds another complimentary layer of flavour.

There is actually quite a bit of white sauce for this recipe and you don’t need to use it all, but do make it to the recipe as it’s so handy to have on hand. Freeze the leftover to make mac’n’cheese at a later date – simply reheat, add parmesan or tasty cheese and mix with cooked pasta.

Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde is luxurious dish and is one of only a handful of meals that hubby goes back to for seconds.

Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde
Smoked Salmon Gratin with a Dry Salsa Verde

Truly scrumptious… Blondie