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Gluten Free Almond Ghriba

Moroccan pastries are small, bite size gems of deliciousness. Most have nuts, usually almonds, honey, and powdered sugar. Sadly, the majority also have wheat making them off-limits for us. Ramadan is right around the corner and I have been re-making all of our favorite treats into gluten-free replicas. Are you ready for a ghriba-a-palooza? I’ve [...]

Moroccan Carrot Salad

Do your kids cringe at the sight of cooked carrots? One of the easiest and most delicious Moroccan salads is this cooked carrot salad served at room temperature and dressed with a simple vinaigrette. When I was growing up I, like many other kids, wasn’t too fond of cooked vegetables. But, fresh vegetables well that [...]

Moroccan Fried Chicken

This weekend is considered the start of summer in the United States. So, it makes sense that the theme for this weeks’ Sunday Supper is Picnics. It seems like we missed spring and are jumping right into summer considering we’ve only been without snow on the ground the last three weeks. I however, am not [...]

Moroccan Burger with Harissa Mayo

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 [...]

Guest Post – Memories of Morocco

8 Mar posted by Amanda Mouttaki

Today’s guest post is from Serene of The Mom Food Project. I was so excited when she offered to share her story of visiting Morocco as a 10 year old! (I might be even more amazed that she remembers that trip!) So what is The Mom Food Project? Serene says this about the project mission; [...]

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Guest Post: Henna – La Chaine

1 Mar posted by Amanda Mouttaki

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Today’s guest post is from Kenzi at Moor Henna. One of my most popular posts was one I shared about having henna done for my wedding in Morocco. I adore henna and I think that the women who learn how to apply it are amazing artists. It is much more than a series of [...]

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Wordless Wednesday: The Sahara

2 Feb posted by Amanda Mouttaki

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Top Posts of 2010

30 Dec posted by Amanda Mouttaki

I had a lot of fun going back and checking out what the top visited posts of this past year were. It seemed like my Google Reader was full of other bloggers highlighting their top posts so why not jump on that bandwagon! For some of my new readers it might be a good chance [...]

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Wordless Wednesday: Tangier

29 Dec posted by Amanda Mouttaki

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So I don’t like breakfast…so what?

13 Aug posted by Amanda Mouttaki

I don’t like breakfast, you might have noticed I don’t post a lot of breakfast recipes. That’s because I usually don’t eat it. Before you tell me that it’s the most important meal of the day and it’s the fuel that gets you going – hear me out. When I wake up it takes me [...]

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