Today’s recipe comes from Shannon of Homemade Families. She is a wife, mom, and midwife living in California with her family. She is one of the sweetest people I have met and should some mystical magic happen and I find myself pregnant, I’d fly her to Morocco to be my midwife! I hope you enjoy …
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When people think of Moroccan food this fish sandwich is not something that comes to mind. It’s why we so enjoy stopping at a local shop that sells these grilled sardine sandwiches during our food tour. I readily admit I was hesitant. No way anyone would like this, but MarocBaba was insistent. He loved this …
At the beginning of every school year I have the best of intentions. I swear I’m going to make all homemade snacks for the kids to take to school. I’m going to stop working at 5pm and make a delicious dinner for the family. I’m going to have a hearty, healthy breakfast ready every morning. …
Eid is just around the corner! Eid al-Adha, or the “Festival of Sacrifice,” is an important Islamic celebration that marks the end of the Hajj pilgrimage and commemorates Abraham’s devotion to God. It’s a time of joy, generosity, and reflection that is shared by Muslims around the world. When celebrating Eid al-Adha, there are many …
Since moving to Morocco it’s clear that it is fall, is when I start pulling my quince fruit recipes out of storage. Moroccan quince recipes are popular in the fall because that is when the fruit is ready to harvest. Quince, like figs, are not something that often appeared in the Midwest. I’ll admit the …
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Even though today is the first day of fall, the weather barely feels like it. Our daily temperatures are still topping 90F, while evenings cool down to the mid-60’s. I am seeing so many friends posting pictures of the leaves changing colors, apple orchards, jeans and sweaters, and all of the other signs of fall. …