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     Title: HARISSA SAUCE
Categories: Mexican, Condiments, Ceideburg 2
     Yield: 1 servings

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     4    Or 5 fresh hot red chiles,
          -or 10 dried red chiles
     3    Or 4 garlic cloves
          Salt
     3 c  Aromatic Broth
     2 tb Minced cilantro

-------------------------------AROMATIC BROTH-------------------------------
 3 1/2    To 4 lbs chicken parts, fat
          -removed
          Turkey neck, giblets
          -(optional)
     2 tb Butter
     2    Onions chopped
     8 ct Pods, punctured
     3    2-inch cinnamon sticks
    10    To 15 peppercorns
     8    Cloves
 3 1/2 qt Water
     1 c  Chick-peas soaked
     4    Strips orange rind
   1/2 ts Saffron
     1 ts Turmeric
     1 ts Nutmeg
     2 tb Honey
     1 cc Fresh ginger, sliced
     6    Sprigs parsley
    10    To 15 sprigs cilantro
   1/2 lb Carrots, scraped, cut in
          -chunks
 1 1/2    Pumpkin, peeled, cut in
          -chunks
     2    Sweet red peppers, seeded,
          -quartered
          Chopped cilantro for garnish

 If using the dried chiles, soak them in a cup of hot water for 1
 hour, then drain.  Pound or mince the chiles, garlic and salt into a
 paste. Mix all or some of this paste, according to the degree of
 hotness desired, with the broth, and serve hot, garnished with the
 cilantro.

 Aromatic Broth:

 Put the chicken parts, turkey neck and giblets, butter, onions,
 cardamom, cinnamon sticks, peppercorns and cloves into a heavy pan.
 Cover and cook over medium-low heat for about 20 minutes, stirring
 occasionally.

 Before the mixture begins to brown, add the remaining ingredients
 (except chopped cilantro).  Cover and simmer for 1 hour, skimming off
 as much fat as possible.  Raise the heat to medium and let the broth
 cook, uncovered, for 1 hour.  The broth should reduce to about 7 cups
 during this time. Season with salt and remove from heat.

 Remove the pieces of chicken and discard.  Strain the broth through a
 large sieve set over a large bowl, pressing against the vegetables.
 Set aside 3 cups broth to make the harissa sauce.  Serve the
 remainder, piping hot, garnished with cilantro.

 Source unknown.

 Posted by Stephen Ceideberg; July 6 and 14 1992.

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