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Hi dancer you are more than welcome but please do not hesitate to ask me if you cant find it, by the way i did see it on the internet, moniprix if im not mistaken to order
You can actually make it yourself from easy to obtain spices! Believe it or not, I even found a recipe in my "Joy of Cooking" Book.
I can get you the recipe if you are still in need of it.
Its so simple you can mix some up in less than ten. Its just a matter of having the right spices and measuring properly-- no cooking required!
there's a North African restaurant that me and my hubby where meant to go to the last time we were in Brighton, but didn't get chance to - its called The Blue Man or Mascara they might know of local stores. Good luck
hi susanna im sana customer service of tunisia.com , we can provide u Harrissa and whatever u want , so u can place your order via our shopping section .
we are at your disposal for any further information.
enquiries and orders :support@tunisia.com
Hello,
Can you get hold of the that pastry stuff used for making briks? If not do you know anywhere that I can get it from?
(Im glad you can get Harrissa, my fiance is panicking that he will not be able to eat Tunisian food here, he of little faith!)
Oh i had some friends visit a whille bk & they brought some with them, he got it from a shop that sells all the international foods & stuff it was actuall the stuff that is used to make the spring rolls at the chinky, it does the job perfect.
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