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Essaouira Medina Life.......
Essaouira has the most charming Medina, easy to navigate . Not only steeped in ancient history, but still holding on to that hippie vibe that Marrakech is slowly losing……… As you … more →
Marrakech Xanthe Pat
More recipes for Jill
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planetnomad wrote 1 day ago: Jill needs more recipes! This woman is cooking up a storm! Today we’re doing baked eggplant an … more →
Just for Jill
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planetnomad wrote 2 weeks ago: In which I pretend to be a food blog, but am shown up by the inadequacy of my photos. My friend Jill … more →
World's Largest Tagine
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 weeks ago: I don’t know what’s up with me today. I have a big long post in my head ready to be wri … more →
Reader Questions...help me answer them!
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Living In Morocco wrote 4 weeks ago: I received two excellent comments both seeking further information. While I will give them answers … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Kesksou
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Living In Morocco wrote 1 month ago: Kesksou is more commonly known as couscous around the world, and Morocco is famous for its preparati … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Loubia (Moroccan White Beans)
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Living In Morocco wrote 1 month ago: I finally got to make a recipe I’ve been wanting to try for a long time today. Loubia (or lub … more →
Okra Tagine with Beef
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manaskitchen wrote 2 months ago: So I took my nephews and went to my good friend’s house over the weekend to have a play day … more →
Faking It.
dannyrocketer wrote 2 months ago: Date and Bacon pretend tagine. A leaning tower of coucous. I love tagines. A lot. Which is why I fin … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Kefta Tagine with Eggs
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 months ago: Kefta tagine is a relatively popular dish in Morocco both in homes and in restaurants. It’s even be … more →
Reflections, Day 4
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 months ago: The first few days are always the hardest, but by the fourth day it seems almost normal to not eat d … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Harira
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 months ago: Harira is Morocco’s famed national soup. It’s a tomato based broth with meat (lamb or beef), chickp … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Gamila
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 months ago: With Ramadan fast approaching, I find myself being called more to the kitchen and that means that My … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Essential Cookbook Collection
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Living In Morocco wrote 3 months ago: My mother-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law will be arriving in a few short hours for a two-d … more →
My Maghreb Kitchen: Zeilook
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Living In Morocco wrote 6 months ago: I wanted to write about renting and furnishing apartments today, but I need to interview my brother- … more →
Sardine Balls Tagine
manaskitchen wrote 7 months ago: Sardines, anchovies, shrimp, and all the crawly creatures in the bottom of the sea are just not for … more →
Essaouira Medina Life.......
marrakechxanthepat wrote 7 months ago: Essaouira has the most charming Medina, easy to navigate . Not only steeped in ancient history, but … more →
Play it Again Sam, Ricks Cafe Casablanca
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marrakechxanthepat wrote 9 months ago: This week we have had a special visitor here in Marrakech, it’s my baby sis who’s come to celebrate … more →
Moroccan Wine on the Terrace of the Kosybar Marrakech.
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marrakechxanthepat wrote 9 months ago: This beautiful old riad in the Mellah area of the medina has been beautifully restored with a mixt … more →
Romantic Blessings from D'Jemal Fna Marrakech
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marrakechxanthepat wrote 10 months ago: Everyone who comes to Marrakech can’t help but visit the main square D’Jemal Fna. Day an … more →
