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Mild harissa sauce

Serving notes: Makes a small jar
Ingredients
- Two red peppers
- 18 fresh red chillies
- six garlic cloves
- 5 ml (1 level tsp) ground cumin
- 2 1/2 ml 2.5ml (1⁄2 level tsp) ground coriander
- 5 ml (1 level tsp) coarse salt
- 45 ml (3tbsp) white wine vinegar
- 30 ml (2tbsp) olive oil
Directions
- Step 1
Grill two red peppers until completely blackened, leave to cool, then peel away the skin and remove the core and seeds. Remove the stalks and seeds from 18 fresh red chillies and roughly chop.
- Step 2
Put the chillies in a food processor with four to six peeled garlic cloves, 5ml (1 level tsp) ground cumin and 2.5ml (1⁄2 level tsp) ground coriander and blend to a rough paste.
- Step 3
Add the cooled, peeled peppers, 5ml (1 level tsp) coarse salt, 45ml (3tbsp) white wine vinegar and 30ml (2tbsp) olive oil.
- Step 4
Blend for 1-2 min until the mixture is fairly smooth. Spoon into a small jar, cover with a layer of olive oil and refrigerate for up to three months.
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