This vibrant dip combines buttery roasted red bell peppers with walnuts for a rich, textured crunch that's absolutely addictive. What really makes this roasted red pepper dip special is the balance of flavours, with smoky paprika, the natural sweetness of peppers and the tangy notes of pomegranate molasses.
This healthy and tasty dip happens to be vegan and is a beautiful celebration of fresh red peppers (capsicum) when they're in season. The best part? Muhammara is incredibly versatile — pair it with warm flatbread, grilled chicken, fish, roast potatoes, or honestly, anything you can think of!
Tips & Tricks
Roasting the peppers:
Roasting peppers until charred makes them beautifully sweet and soft inside. For best results, steam them a little longer after roasting — they’ll be much easier to peel.
Extra flavour:
Toss the garlic into the warm oven to roast slightly, and toast the walnuts before blending for even more depth.
Breadcrumbs:
Use the end piece of a loaf instead of breadcrumbs to prevent waste. Toast it, break it up, then blitz in the food processor.
Muhamarra - Roasted Red Pepper Dip
Preparation time: 50–60 minutes | Serves: 4 people
This vibrant dip combines buttery roasted red bell peppers with walnuts for a rich, textured crunch that's absolutely addictive. What really makes this roasted red pepper dip special is the balance of flavours, with smoky paprika, the natural sweetness of peppers and the tangy notes of pomegranate molasses.
This healthy and tasty dip happens to be vegan and is a beautiful celebration of fresh red peppers (capsicum) when they're in season. The best part? Muhammara is incredibly versatile — pair it with warm flatbread, grilled chicken, fish, roast potatoes, or honestly, anything you can think of!
Ingredients
Method
Tips & Tricks
Roasting the peppers:
Roasting peppers until charred makes them beautifully sweet and soft inside. For best results, steam them a little longer after roasting — they’ll be much easier to peel.
Extra flavour:
Toss the garlic into the warm oven to roast slightly, and toast the walnuts before blending for even more depth.
Breadcrumbs:
Use the end piece of a loaf instead of breadcrumbs to prevent waste. Toast it, break it up, then blitz in the food processor.