Ras El Hanout Moroccan Spice Blend – Aromatic Seasoning for Tagines, Couscous, Meat & Vegetables – 2 oz – Zamouri Spices

I love Zamori spices and always find their products to be fresh and delicious. I can close my eyes and their spices and Amlou takes me back to Morocco in my mind and heart. I have ordered from them several times and I just want to shout out that they are truly one of the best companies I have ever dealt with. Their deliveries are super fast but it is their customer care that makes them stand out. I love their hand written notes but even better, when something is down, like the postage calculator, I was sent the order anyway with a hand written note saying that since it was an overseas military address, Mary was sending it free of charge as a Thank you for your service. My husband is an Active Duty Marine and it is truly an honor to have received this from Zamori Spices. Thank you Mary, we truly appreciate your sincerity and your genuine kindness. I was a loyal fan before but I am even more so now.

Ras al hanout is great seasoning. Just do a Web search on "how to use ras al hanout" for ideas how to use it. But you have to be careful where you buy it. There's no specific recipe for it--each purveyor blends it according to a private recipe. I saw ras al hanout in my local gourmet store, and their version had just nine ingredients. This one has more than thirty ingredients! Give it a sniff, and you'll be transported to Morocco, and their richly flavored dishes. This is the best ras al hanout I've found, and it's just an Amazon order--just a day or two--away. Use it as a rub for meats that you're cooking, sprinkle it on scrambled eggs--you'll find a lot of uses for it.

This wonderful spice blend is great for cooking Moroccan food. I've been using The Food of Morocco by Paula Wolfert and it called for this spice. You can rub it on meats, use it to flavor wonderful-long simmering lamb or beef tagines or put it on couscous. Wolfert says Ras El Hanout can be made from anywhere between 19 and 26 or even more spices. Some are not safe to ingest on their own, so you need to either buy a pre-made blend or use a simpler recipe with safer spices; she offers too options. But I wanted the original, so I bought this! This version tastes very similar to the authentic version I purchased in Casablanca in the medina, but the description says it lacks Spanish Fly beetle powder, which is a supposed aphrodisiac and illegal in the U.S. Bummer. But buying it in Morocco may not get you the beetle either: Some Web reports say it has also been illegal in Morocco since the 1990s. In any case, Zamouri Spices' version tastes like the version I ate in Morocco and is absolutely delicious.

Sell your Disney stock - my wife and I smash Epcot just to eat at Morocco and Germany, then we’re too full to even consider smelling Canada. Their Moroccan food is unfortunately some of the best I’ve ever had (authenticity questionable) but it’s delicious. Never could duplicate the flavor and then a little bird told me about this seasoning. This is EXACTLY what I crave for a nice coconut curry beef ensemble. Somewhere between Indian curry and Jamaican jerk. So glad I don’t have to give Mickey $125 to slap a lip over some Mo’Rockin’ anymore.

As another reviewer commented, I also received the Ras el Hanout with different ingredients on my bottle than what was advertised here. They advertise "Ingredients from over 30 different herbs and spices include: Grains of Paradise, Lavender, turmeric, ajawan seeds, kalajeera, ginger, galangal, oris root, rose buds, monk's pepper, cinnamon and more!" but that's not what I got. However, the ingredients on my bottle only list "Spices including turmeric and paprika, salt, dehydrated garlic." I wanted a spice with over 30 different herbs and spices in it so I'm not sure if this has over 30 different spices in it or not but they should change this advertisement to reflect the ingredients label of the bottle they ship to you. As for taste, it's quite delicious regardless of what it says on the label.

The formula of spices is perfect, I hope they don't change it. The smell of this particular combination is excellent and was fresh when I opened the bottle. I do a lot of grilling and barbecue, and was looking for something new when I came across this particular mix. It did not disappoint.

Didn't know what to do with this spice initially since I've never used it before, but I LOVE Moroccan food. It seemed quite fresh upon smelling it. I used it as a dry rub on chicken as well as a marinade in yogurt, garlic, lime and olive oil. I used it i n the crock pot too. Worked perfectly with all those techniques. I am quite impressed with the seller as well as with the spice itself. It proves such deep and rich North African flavors. I am very happy with my purchase and highly recommend it to adventurous, gourmet cooks who enjoy Middle Eastern food!

This is seriously good spice. It's great on lamb, hamburgers, kabobs, in soup, pretty much anything that you want to taste like Moroccan food. It has such great flavor, I honestly can't stop putting it on food. I've tried to make my own Moroccan spice blend for lamb and gyros, but I can never get that "restaurant quality". This is as close as you can come without having to get on a plane to Marrakesh.