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This week I’m participating in #WeekdaySupper, where contributors share easy meal ideas to help you get dinner on the table. As soon as the snow melts here, and sometimes when it’s still flying, our grill is on overdrive. Most everyone loves grilled burgers, but I like to mix that up. This recipe combines the Moroccan [...]

Moroccan salads are so important to the dinner table. One of the easiest, is this tomato and onion salad. It’s always on the table if there is fish being served and you’re likely to find it in regular rotation with many other meals as well. It may become a new favorite after you give it [...]

I love scouring the condiment aisle at any market I find myself in. When traveling it’s one of the most interesting aisles to explore. You can learn so much about people and their food culture. I never knew mayonnaise was so easy to make! As part of my preparation to move to Morocco, I’ve been [...]

The tajine is a Moroccan slow-cooker. It’s an ancient cooking pot originally used by the indigenous Berbers of North Africa. It is not only the word used to describe the cooking vessel but the meal contained inside. Braniya happens to be one of MarocBaba’s favorite meals, though it was only this year that he “remembered.” [...]

Morocco isn’t known for it’s coffee culture but I’ve found the “coffee culture” inside of many Moroccan homes to be my favorite part of the day. Arabica coffee sometimes mixed with spices and sometimes alone is brewed thick and served with plenty of sweet, whole milk. In honor of Mother’s Day in the United States [...]

{Guest Post} on Culture Every Day

7 Mar posted by Amanda Mouttaki

Today I’m guest posting on my friend Justine’s blog Culture Every Day. If you haven’t had the chance to read her work you really should. I love her writing style and, like us, she and her husband are raising some global boys! Stop by and say hello!! An Interview with Amanda

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Immigration, the USCIS, and a Lesson in Patience

4 Mar posted by Amanda Mouttaki

Around this time we filed for the 10 yr permanent residency card.

It’s 12:30am and I have terrible insomnia. While I have spent the last 45 minutes pinning things on Pinterest (which by the way you should totally join me!) it dawned on me that I’ve never shared much about our immigration tale. One of my goals for this year is to expand beyond recipes and provide [...]

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#VDay10K Challenge: Join Me?

16 Feb posted by Amanda Mouttaki

I haven’t been blogging much about a journey that I’ve been on. It’s been a long time in the making but day by day I am making changes in my life to live better. To live a more healthy, fulfilling life. I plan to tell you more, so much more about the complete transformation my [...]

An Interview with Faith of An Edible Mosaic

8 Feb posted by Amanda Mouttaki

Over the last few months I’ve shared several posts about the cookbook An Edible Mosaic. What really drew me to this project (and the cookbook) was how similar Faith’s story was to my own. I don’t know all the details of her relationship but there are plenty of parallels. We both met and married Middle [...]

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{Guest Post} Morocco from A-Z

6 Feb posted by Amanda Mouttaki

Morocco from A-Z Recently I guest posted on Glittering Muffins. Valerie has a very cool guest post series in which people share information about their state, country or even city. I found it really interesting that when I sat down to think of something representing Morocco that started with every letter of the alphabet I [...]

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January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month

22 Jan posted by Amanda Mouttaki

January has been designated Human Trafficking Awareness month by UNICEF. It’s no surprise that human trafficking is alive and well in the United States. Whether it’s for prostitution, indentured servitude, drug smuggling, or a myriad of other reasons, women, men and children are brought to this country and exploited. It happens all over the world [...]