Cevizli biber (chilli walnut dip)

Created by Yilmaz Gursoy

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  • Cuisine: Turkish

Ingredients

1 cup walnuts
2 tbspns Turkish chilli paste (biber salca)
1 tspn cumin
1 small onion, diced
A little water
2 tbspn pomegranate extract or molasses
2 tspn olive oil

 

Preparation

Process ground walnuts in food processor.

Add chilli paste, water, cumin, salt and grind to a smooth paste.

Stir through pomegranate extract and oil and serve with warm Turkish pide.

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