From: Georgiapea
On Jun 1, 2009
Delicious. Thanks so much! I too left out the black cardamom (just too smokey for me! blech). The fennel flavor really comes through.
From: Deantini
On Aug 27, 2009
I was making Roasted Chicken Al-Kabsa (Saudi) (Gluten Free) and needed this spice mix. I did not add black cardamom as per the comments. It has a wonderful and for us new flavour.
From: Nasseh
On Sep 16, 2009
I left the fennel seed out because DH doesn't like it. He used this spice mix on chicken. Made for Ramadan Tag
From: Leah's Kitchen
On Sep 23, 2009
I used this on rice and chicken. I lioked it quite a bit. My brother who doesn't usually prefer Middle Eastern spice mixes even liked it. I used anise instead of fennel since that was all I had and they have basically the same flavor. I thought it was good, not too strong for me though I only used a little bit of it, about a 1/2 tsp. for one serving of rice and chicken. In the past I had used a kebsa recipe but it was nothing like this and it also had loomi in it (which I don't usually have on hand) so this is an simple and different alternative. It smells strong but turns out slightly sweet and slightly spicy (depending on how much pepper you add to it.) Thanks for posting this UmmBinat.
From: Pali's Favorites
On Sep 17, 2009
This was an ok mix I used on a rice dish. Made for Ramadan Tag.
From: Jamilah's Kitchen
On Sep 6, 2009
This isn't a bad mix. I tried it on chicken tenders. Maybe just a little to pungent for me. I used ground cardamom. Thanks made for Ramadan Tag 09.
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