Baharat seasoning is typically used to rub into meats before cooking. Use one or two teaspoons of seasoning and knead into the meat. You can optionally mix with a little lemon juice in order to adhere the spice to the meat.
As Baharat is spicy rather than just hot, you can use generous amounts for a really flavoursome taste. The flavour of nutmeg and cloves, combined with the smoky paprika flavour, make for an authentic middle-eastern taste.
Baharat is also used in tagine-type meals and can spice up vegetarian meals as well as meats. Use it to liven up chick-peas or as a general barbecue seasoning, or as part of a marinade for skewered meats or vegetables.
Paprika, Coriander, Black Pepper, Cayenne, Cinnamon, Cumin, Cardamom, Cloves, Nutmeg, Pepper, Dill.
Produce of various countries.