Authentic Moroccan mint tea recipe is really hard to find. If you made some research on Google, you probably found hundreds of recipes that claim to be authentic and traditional. Unfortunately, most of them are not. If you've never made Moroccan mint tea the Moroccan
Kofta, also called Kafta or Kefta, is traditional Moroccan ground meat usually seasoned with onion, cumin, paprika, garlic, and fresh herbs. It is used for various Kofta dishes, such as kabobs, patties and meatballs. One of my favorite dishes growing up in Morocco was the
If you love adding a spicy kick to your meals, you’ll love harissa. This hot, aromatic condiment comes from North Africa and is an essential ingredient in Moroccan, Tunisian, Israeli, Algerian, and Libyan cuisine. In Morocco, my birth country, every family has jars and jars
Just because you can’t actually go to Morocco, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy their popular Moroccan bread known as khobz. Believe it or not, this crusty, round loaf is really easy to make and requires a few basic ingredients you already have in your kitchen. Growing
Honestly, printing my recipes and organizing them in recipe cards has been the best decision I made this year. It saves me tons of time in the kitchen and I know that my recipe cards will have my back when I don't have time to
Every kitchen in Morocco gets very busy during Ramadan, especially a couple of hours before Iftar. Every day new Iftar recipes are cooked and every family gathers at sunset around a colorful table full of delights. Soups, dry fruits, almonds, cakes, pancakes, tagines, you name
Growing up in Morocco, Moroccan pancakes - Baghrir or Beghrir in Moroccan - were my favorite crepes to eat. The fluffiness and lightness of these semolina pancakes are so addictive while their honeycomb texture with multiples holes allows for a perfect absorption of honey-and-butter toppings. The
Growing up in Morocco, we held a tea party at my parent's house every weekend. For a whole afternoon or evening, our friends and family used to gather at our tea party and enjoy Moroccan mint tea, pastries, chat, chill and reconnect. It was very