Recipe Shoarma with garlic sauce

[badjak]

I made it with chicken, but any meat will do

Cut meat in small pieces and marinate with shoarma spice mix and a bit of olive oil
About a tablespoon of spice per 100 gr meat (less if you like less spice, more if you want)

(Amounts are ratio's by volume)

As I had no garlic powder and the ginger powder had not much of a smell left, I added fresh to the marinade, pounded in mortar and pestle

Fry meat
Fill a pita bread with the mixture, adding lettuce if you want.
Serve with onion-tomato-chili sauce or garlic sauce

Garlic sauce:
Pound garlic or chop very fine
Add cream cheese or yoghurt to it and a bit of salt
(1 clove garlic for 1 table spoon cream cheese)

Sauce and pita bread

Frying meat

Assembled

 

[Fooodie]

It's that simple, but it tastes so good. I love stuff like this.

 

[JAS_OH1]

I was wondering if you had a recipe or at least an ingredient list for the shoarma spice mix? It's not really a common thing in the US, at least not in smaller midwestern towns and cities.

 

[badjak]

I was wondering if you had a recipe or at least an ingredient list for the shoarma spice mix? It's not really a common thing in the US, at least not in smaller midwestern towns and cities.

It's actually in the first picture
Amounts are by volume (teaspoon f.i.)
Everything as ground (dried) amount
1 cinnamon
1 chili powder
1 cloves
6 paprika
2 black pepper
2 ginger
2 turmeric
6 garlic
6 coriander
6 cumin
6 onion powder

 

[JAS_OH1]

It's actually in the first picture
Amounts are by volume (teaspoon f.i.)
Everything as ground (dried) amount
1 cinnamon
1 chili powder
1 cloves
6 paprika
2 black pepper
2 ginger
2 turmeric
6 garlic
6 coriander
6 cumin
6 onion powder

Got it, thanks! It looked creamy due to the white bottle so I got confused.