Archive for Topics marked 'onion'

Published on September 15 in Tagines and Main Dishes
Chicken Tagine with Preserved Apples

As autumn draws ever nearer, one of the comforts that helps us through the loss of summer is the thought of the fall comfort foods that will be in abundance, including apples. This delicious chicken tagine makes ingenious use of…

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Published on September 01 in Soups and Sides
Tchicha (Barley Soup)

This is a simple, vegetarian soup that’s comfort food at its finest. It uses few ingredients, most of which are normally on hand in most kitchens, adding to the ease of bringing Moroccan cooking to your own home.

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Published on August 18 in Salads
Serrouda (Chickpeas in a Tomato Sauce)

This salad is traditionally used as a starter, although it can be served along with a crusty bread to serve as a light meal. This dish is from the Fes area, and reflects the complex Fassian qualities that accompany even…

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Published on August 04 in Tagines and Main Dishes
Meqalli Chicken Tagine

The term ‘meqalli’ refers to a yellow sauce made from ginger, oil, and saffron, and can be varied with personal touches. Meqalli tagines can feature an almost infinite number of other ingredients. including coriander, garlic, onion, olives, preserved lemon, hot…

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Published on July 21 in Tagines and Main Dishes
Tagine with String Beans

With its use of fresh garden vegetables, this tagine is perfect for the summer.  It’s also a great way to use up extra zucchini!

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Published on May 12 in Tagines and Main Dishes
Tagine of Meat with Cauliflower

Cauliflower tends to pop up in cuisines that utilize spice, such as Indian and Moroccan, because its own unique flavor blends well with others. The tagine featured here is a great way to receive all the nutritional benefits of cauliflower, without the ‘rabbit food’ taste!

Comments Off
Amazigh Symbol
Page 1 of 212