The North African Merguez Hot Dog is your BBQ party succes formula! Combine this delicous spicy hot dog with fresh notes of mint and lemon with a delicious india saison and your guests will start dancing right away. Have you lid the BBQ? What are you waiting for? Time to party!
Course Hot dog, Main Course, Snack
Cuisine North African
Keyword classic, Haute dog, Hot dog, Kamado Joe, merguez, North african, party food
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 30 minutesminutes
Total Time 40 minutesminutes
Servings 4Hot Dogs
Ingredients
4Merguez sausages
4buns
2sweet bell peppers
Baked onion
4yellow onions
1/4cupricardor pernod
1/4cupwater
2TbspHarissa
Couscous crackling
4Tbspcouscous
1/2tspground cumin seeds
1/2tspground coriander seeds
1tspcinnamon powder
1/2tspsalt
Lemon Marmelade
1lemon
200mlLavender Theeor another kind of thee
1/2glassugar(200 ml. glas)
1handfulfresh mint
Goat cheese
50gr.goat cheese
2tbspfreshly chopped mint
Instructions
Preheat your BBQ for a direct session at mid heat (+- 150 à 200°C). For this recipe I've used my Classic Joe II
Cut the onion in thin rings and put in an oiled cast iron pan. Pour over the Ricard and water.
Put the skillet in your BBQ and let the onions fry for about 25-30 min. until they've browned nicely. Stir every once a while to prevent them from burning. Meanwhile you can burn the sweet bell peppers.
Remove the sweet bell peppers and set aside to cool down. This way you can easily remove the blackened peel. While the peppers are cooling down you can add Harissa, salt and pepper at taste to the onions.
Couscous crackling
While frying the onions it's couscous time. Pour some oil in a pan and add the spices. Let them cook for a minute or 2 on medium heat to release the flavors.
Add the couscous pearls and stir every once a while until they are golden brown and smell fantastic.
Lemon Marmelade
Heat 200 ml. Water in a saucepan. When boiling turn down the heat and add the tea. Infuse the water with the tea for about 3 minutes and remove the tea.
Add a half glas of sugar and the peeled lemon. Turn on the heat and let cook through until the liquid gets a syrup look.
Add 1 tbsp freshly chopped mint.
Goat cheese
Grate the goat cheese and mix some fresh mint under the grated goat cheese.
Composing the hot dog
Grill your Merguez sausages until done.
Cut the bread on one side open it and grill the surface until it's browned.
Add some Harissa onions to the bread and put the blackend bell pepper on the other side. Add the Merguez sausage.
Pour some of the hot lemon marmelade over the Merguez sausage.
Finish with the goat cheese, mint and couscous crackling.
Serve this delicious North African Merguez Hot dog with a fresh India Saison Srorachi Madness. Time to party!