
🇸🇾 SyriaCatalog recipe · Aleppo
Aleppo's roasted red-pepper and walnut dip, sweet-tart with pomegranate molasses — the mezze that upstages hummus.
For 6 servings.
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Pulse walnuts coarse; add peppers, molasses, crumbs and spices and pulse to a thick, textured paste.
💡 Pulse, don't purée — muhammara with a hummus texture has lost its Aleppo accent.
Adjust: molasses for tang, chili for warmth, lemon for lift.
Plate in swirls, flood with olive oil, and serve with flatbread.
Aleppo pepper's gentle burn built this dip's reputation long before the world learned the spice's name. Thick enough to hold a spoon upright, it belongs at every Syrian table's opening argument.
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