Pita chips
Pita chips are the best! They are great for dipping in soups, hummus, tahini, or crunching them up with your hands and using them as croutons. They are so easy to make and if you keep them sealed, they can last up to 5 days!
Moroccan beef stew
This is Moroccan inspired, but instead of using cumin I use garam masala. I find cumin overpowering and garam masala a perfect blend of flavors. If you don’t like cilantro feel free to leave it out. A quick tip on garnishing: I don’t garnish just to make it pretty, garnishing is a very important part of finishing off a dish flavor wise. If you cook with herbs, they have a very important but different flavor, and when you put those fresh herbs back into the dish at the end, the cooked and fresh flavors meet and create a blend that is essential to rounding out the dish.
Eggplant raisin salad
This is a Moroccan inspired dish. It Is deep in flavor but still subtle. The better quality the raisons the better this dish is!
Salad with sweet potato fries, toasted corn, grilled spring onions and red wine Italian herb vinaigrette
This salad is so filling and can be a whole meal in itself. If you want it to be dinner by itself, feel free to add leftover noodles, chicken, cheese, fish, meat or tofu that you may have ‘lying around’.
Grilled Spiced Pargiot
Grilled Spiced Pargiot Pargiot are dark meat chicken thighs that have no bones or skin. Of all the boneless cuts of chicken, this is by far the juiciest and reheats the best! It also has the most flavor! Course: Main Dish Cuisine: Poultry Special Diet: Dairy Free,...Latest Recipes of the Week
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