Beans for breakfast was not something that I ever imagined I would be eating but, in Morocco it’s a common dish for breakfast or lunch. You’ll most often find it served in small street food stalls and it’s very inexpensive. It’s seriously one of our favorite dishes! I would argue that the version cooked in …
Moroccan Food
Couscous is one of the national dishes of Morocco however, it’s a dish that I rarely make. This is not because I don’t love it (because I do!) It does take some time to make the couscous and it also takes a little practice to get the flavors right. I don’t eat a lot of red …
Planning a family visit to Morocco? Likely the thought of what your kids will be eating on the trip has crossed your mind! We have compiled a list of our best bets to tempt your children. While we know some kids are willing to try just about anything others may be less adventurous. With that …
The first time I ate this salad was at a restaurant in Essaouira that neither MarocBaba nor I could really afford and the food was really not that great Moroccan food. Suffice to say I didn’t like it. However, there aren’t a lot of green pepper recipes I really do like! Typically a meal is …
When I was growing up I don’t ever remember hating vegetables. I could never relate to those cartoons of kids rejecting them. Thankfully most of my kids feel the same way. Maybe you’d have to ask my mom but I have always really liked them. Except for onions – don’t ask me about onions. But, …
Charcuterie boards are all over the place lately. Not familiar with this idea? A charcuterie board is basically a large platter of food that is meant for sharing and snacking. However, most boards that you will see have a lot of meat – a lot of pork to be exact. It’s ideal for something like …