noun
- A Middle Eastern spice blend made from roasted nuts, seeds, and spices, typically including hazelnuts, sesame seeds, coriander, and cumin.
Usage: Also spelled 'dukkah'; Egyptian origin; Often used as a dip for bread or oil
Examples
- She sprinkled dukka over her hummus for extra flavor and texture.
- The bakery sells fresh dukka made with roasted hazelnuts and sesame seeds.
- Dipping warm pita bread in olive oil and then dukka is a popular Middle Eastern snack.
- The recipe calls for grinding the dukka ingredients by hand for the best results.
- Many Mediterranean restaurants offer dukka as a complimentary seasoning blend.