Moroccan Lamb Dried Fruit Tajine Recipe
Lamb Dried Fruit Tajine
Talk about a glowing example of how a just little work can lead to a glorious feast!
Such is the magic of Moroccan cooking. Stovetop Cooking is THE BEST!
You will make a sensation on Passover and all year-round…
Pastilla Recipe. Working with Fillo
Pastilla
Not for nothing has it been voted one of the world’s great dishes.
It takes just one delightful bite to understand why. Pastilla epitomizes Moroccan cuisine, spicy and sweet, delicate and intriguing.
Pastilla is a little…
Salmon with Pomegranate Sauce Recipe
Pomegranate sauce works beautifully with salmon
Sweet-and-sour combinations are a great Sephardi favorite.
The onions caramelize play off the vinegar.
Another quick and delicious dish, just the way I like it—one pan, one step.
I hope…
Brussels Sprouts Tomato Sauce Recipe. Pasta Adaptation
Brussels sprouts, zucchini and tomatoes:
Mediterranean flavors at their best! Brussels Sprouts dishes are a frequent Passover and year-round treat at my table.
I find Brussels sprouts somewhat underrated and underused in our country.
They…
Vegetarian Couscous Recipe. Meat and Poultry Variations.
Vegetarian Couscous is wonderful and fun
And Couscous is the rock star of Moroccan cuisine.
You can make couscous with many exciting vegetable combinations. Here are just two other combos for you, all delicious: Summer vegetable couscous
This…
Moroccan Steel Cut Oat Soup (Lahshou) Recipe
Steel-Cut Oat Soup
This is a most unusual combination of flavors, and it works beautifully.
I have no doubt the funky Arabic name (Lahshou) will bring a smile to quite a few cyber-friends out there!
When we were children, we were often…
Anise and Sesame Galettes Recipe
Galettes: My sister Lea's are the best
Even my mother agrees! And that is saying a lot.
Galettes are a staple at my house in Morocco, and still are at my mother's house, where all children clamor for them, calling them Maman Biscuit (they…
Ratatouille Recipe. French Style, and Moroccan Style
Ratatouille is not just the delightful movie!
I don't think Julia Child would object to a little tweaking of the French Classic Ratatouille, taken in a Moroccan direction. Besides, all things Eggplant are a huge favorite in North African and…
Vegetarian Stuffed Artichoke Bottoms Recipe. Fish and Meat Variations
Artichokes: A great Sephardi favorite
We grew up in Morocco eating them in every shape and form, even for dessert. Someone in the food industry, bless him, has done all the pesky job of snapping the leaves off the artichokes, and the even…
Herb-Roasted Trout in Grape Leaves Recipe
Herb-Roasted Trout in Grape Leaves
Grape leaves are delightful, not only for stuffing but for wrapping fish or chicken, leaving you with a moist and fragrant dish. This dish is overlaid with my favorite Moroccan flavors. I love to serve this…
Chocolate-Dipped Coconut Meringues Recipe
Coconut Meringues: Chocolate-dipped!
This is serious delicious trouble!
Kids, please: Don't let's get into a turf war with the distinguished and wonderful French Macarons, or with the somewhat less distinguished and ubiquitous canned Passover…
Artichokes and Carrots in Lemon Sauce Recipe
Artichokes are a Sephardi favorite.
In Morocco they are a staple, and I remember a variety I haven’t seen anywhere else: tiny, with pointed leaves as sharp as thorns, which we used to eat by the dozen at the end of a meal as dessert, much…