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Showing posts with label morocco. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 7, 2020

7:42 AM

Moroccan food - ZAALOUK OF AUBERGINES


Zaalouk is one of the Moroccan food known as appetizers, it consists mainly of eggplant, and its preparation varies according to the regions, and it can be eaten cold or hot according to taste, because it is in line with many beautiful Moroccan dishes, we will prepare it in an easy way that anyone can do it all over The world because its ingredients are available,
ZAALOUK OF AUBERGINES

  • Type: Moroccan food
  • Cooking time: 40m
  • Total time: 1 hour
  • Number of people: 4


INGREDIENTS ZAALOUK OF AUBERGINES :

  • 4 eggplants
  • 1 C. salt
  • Oil for frying
  • For the tomato sauce:
  • 2 large tomatoes, peeled, seeded and cut into pieces
  • 1 C. 1 tsp tomato puree
  • 10 cl of water
  • 1 clove garlic, minced
  • 1 C. Cumin
  • 1 C. pepper
  • 1 C. paprika
  • 1 C. Turmeric
  • Chopped coriander leaves

PREPARATION ZAALOUK OF AUBERGINES :

Step 1:

  • Cut the eggplants into 1 cm thick slices, salt them and let them drain. Rinse the eggplant rings, squeeze them and pat them dry. Fry the eggplant rings in hot oil, drain and coarsely chop.

Step 2:

  • In a skillet over low heat, place the tomatoes, tomato puree, garlic clove, water and spices for Chermoula. Cover and cook the tomato for 8 to 10 minutes.

Step 3:

    • Add the eggplants and continue cooking for 3 minutes before adding the chopped cilantro.

      Step 4:

      • Remove from the heat, serve the Zaaluk with warm or cold eggplant

      Sunday, April 5, 2020

      1:40 PM

      Moroccan food - SEFFA WITH DRIED GRAPES AND ALMONDS


      Moroccan food - SEFFA WITH DRIED GRAPES AND ALMONDS
      • total time: 45m
      • Number of people: 4


      INGREDIENTS of SEFFA WITH DRIED GRAPES AND ALMONDS

      • 360g steamed angel hair
      • 10 cl milk
      • 1/2 tsp. 1 teaspoon salt
      • 2 c. orange blossom water
      • 150 g raisins
      • 40 g butter
      • 50 g icing sugar

      To serve :

      • 200 g hulled almonds, roasted and crushed
      • 2 c. icing sugar
      • 1 C. cinnamon
      Seffa is a delicious Moroccan recipe famous during Ramadan and special occasions. It is made from vermicelli, raisins, almonds and some spices. The recipe is easy to prepare and shouldn't take long to prepare. Just follow these steps:

      PREPARATION  of SEFFA WITH DRIED GRAPES AND ALMONDS:

      1. Salt the milk and heat it. Wash the raisins and finely chop them.
      2. Take a large dish, the flatter the dish the better in my opinion, Then place the Vermicelli while it's still hot and pour the butter all over it.
      3. Drizzle the vermicelli with hot milk, orange blossom water, then stir in the raisins and icing sugar.
      4. Now place the Vermicelli in your favorite dish. So it can be called traditional Moroccan food you should sprinkle crushed almonds, icing sugar and cinnamon to get that Moroccan food flavor.

      Thursday, April 2, 2020

      8:21 PM

      Moroccan food - How to make PASTILLA with SHRIMP

      Moroccan cuisine is influenced by the kingdom’s interactions and exchanges with other cultures and nations over the centuries. Moroccan cuisine is typically a mix of Berber, Arabic, Andalusian, and Mediterranean cuisines with slight European and sub-Saharan influences.

      Today we got for you one of the most famous dishes of traditional Moroccan cuisine Pastilla. It is in the form of a sweet, savory meat pie or spicy seafood pie with leaves of dough. It is said to be of Andalusi origin and is historically documented to be consumed in Morocco, and more recently introduced to Algeria, and Tunisia.

      Usually Pastilla is made with chicken or beef but today we got a variation for the most daring of you, Pastilla with shrimps.

      Ingredients 


      • 250 g small pastilla leaves 
      • 300 g peeled shrimp
      • 300 g squid, diced
      • 300 g white fish, diced
      • 100 g rice vermicelli
      • 80 g pitted green olives, cut
      • in small pieces
      • 1/4 candied lemon cut into pieces
      • 150 g minced button mushrooms
      • 100 g of melted butter
      • Half a lemon juice


      Preparation 

      1. In a skillet over high heat, sauté in 3 tsp. butter squid and shrimp for 2 to 3 minutes then set aside in a bowl.
      2. Brown the diced white fish in 2 tablespoons of butter over high heat for 2 to 3 minutes.In another pan, heat the olive oil and brown the onion, garlic, mushrooms, harissa, olives and spices for 5 minutes over medium heat. At the end of cooking add the candied lemon, parsley and coriander.Soak the vermicelli in hot water for 5 minutes, drain and cut it.
      3. In a large bowl, carefully mix the fish white, seafood, vermicelli and the mushroom and onion mixture. Add the lemon juice and adjust the seasoning.
      4. Divide the stuffing into four portions. Butter a small round pan, line it with a small sheet of pastilla, brush it with butter and cover it with a second sheet to strengthen it.
      5. Garnish the pastilla leaf with a portion of stuffing, fold over the edges, coat them with butter and beaten egg to close them.
      6. Place the small pastilla, folded side down, on a buttered baking sheet and brush with melted butter. Repeat the operation until the stuffing is used up.
      7. Bake the pastillas in an oven preheated to 180 ° C. Remove them from the oven as soon as they turn golden. Serve the hot pastillas.
      6:15 PM

      Moroccan food -MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes

      MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes

      Type: Moroccan flavors Cooking time: 10 pm
      Total time: 30 m
      Number of people 6

      Ingredients

      250 g durum wheat semolina
      8 Cel oil and melted butter mixed
      7 g baking powder
      Pinch of yeast bread
      1 teaspoon. 1 teaspoon salt
      1 teaspoon. Fine sugar
      20 milk yogurt
      For cooking:
      2 c. Durum of durum wheat
      MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes

      MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes

      MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes



      Preparation 

      MILK HARCHA / MILK SEMOLIN cakes
      1. My advice and tips for making a successful Harchas au lait are here:
      2. In a bowl, put the semolina, then use oil and butter to cover each semolina pill with fat.
      3. Drain baker's yeast in milk, combine all ingredients in semolina, and mix quickly without making dough.
      4. The obtained dough is liquid, let it completely absorb the milk (leave about 20-30 minutes depending on the quality of the semolina).
      5. Heat a heavy-bottomed pan, sprinkle it with semolina, then take a ball of semolina dough and fold it directly into the pan.

      6. Cook the pie for about 2 minutes before turning it over with a spoon. After cooking and golden, remove the pie from the pan. Wipe and dry the skillet until it consumes dough.
      7. Serge Al Harsha accompanied

      Monday, December 15, 2014

      6:01 AM

      Top 1 moroccon food to try in Morocco | Carrots Beef tajine


      Morocco food

      morroco food


      Ingredients:


      750g beef bourguignon
      1 large onion, chopped
      6 large carrots
      1 teaspoon turmeric
      1 ginger CC
      2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
      Olive oil, salt, pepper

      Sprigs of cilantro


      Morocco food :Preparation of preparing the recipe beef tajine  (morocco culture) with carrots

      Pour a little oil in a pressure cooker and fry the onion for 5 minutes. Add the meat cut into pieces, spices, cilantro,
       salt and pepper and cook for 10 minutes over medium heat morocco food, brown the meat time.

      Add 3 large glasses of water, cover and simmer 30 minutes over medium heat.

      Peel the carrots, cut into sections and cut each into 4 pieces lengthwise to have sticks. 
      Add the carrots into the pot, add water if necessary and cook for 20-30 minutes.

      Adjust seasoning and cook uncovered for 10 minutes to reduce the sauce if necessary and enjoyment. Serve beef with carrots in a tajine and sprinkled with cilantro sprigs.

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