Description
- SEASONING USES Mix into ground lamb for quick lamb skewers or lamb burgers while smaller amounts bring out and accent the flavor. Clients have used this on chicken, mixed skewers, and even made ratatouille topped with herbed goat cheese. The possibilities for how to use this seasoning mix are endless!
- ASSORTED FLAVORS Not ready for the exotic but definitely ready to add more flavor to your food? Try a different Chef’s Palette spice blend instead: Mighty Fine for Swine, Burgers, Steaks & Chops, Alda Love You Need, Seasoned Salt for Fish, Special Chili Blend, Poultry not Paltry, or our best-seller Porcini Espresso Spice Rub, all available on .
- HAND-CRAFTED BY A CHEF While many spice blends claim to have been made by pros, this one really is! Originally designed as a signature concoction and short cut for his menus as Executive Chef for Hahn Estate in the Santa Lucia Highlands in California, the 'Moroccan Your Socks Off?! spice blend is part of an assortment that was created by classically trained Chef/Owner Dyon Foster. Now you can bring the “Chef’s touch” to your kitchen without having to spend time in culinary school!
- PALEO/KETO-FRIENDLY This gourmet spice blend is free of artificial coloring, preservatives, sweeteners or flavor enhancers (not to mention grains, legumes, or dairy products). Just pure goodness, ready to be added to your favorite cut of meat!
- MADE IN USA Our spice rubs and seasoning mixes have been manufactured and packed in the United States with love which means that not only do your taste buds get to be happy but your conscience as well.
Take your cooking to another level with this gourmet spice and seasoning mix.Whether you’re an executive chef, a master at the grill, or a novice in the kitchen, you will want to cook food bursting with flavor that you can consistently prepare any time. We will be rockin’ your socks off once you taste this seasoning mix! This spice combination calls on North African, Turkish, and Indian spices to bring you a taste of the bazaar! Not the bizarre – that would be bad.
