You’ll know from guest author Jack’s review of review of Meze: Snacks, Small Plates and Street Food from the Middle East, by Sally Butcher that he was a real fan of the Three-Pea Tagine recipe. He described the spicing as beautifully layered, lifted by the bright note of mint. It works well as one dish ... Read more »
Moroccan Flaky Chicken and Almond Pie from The Jewish Cookbook
A few days ago, we published an indepth review of Leah Koenig’s The Jewish Cookbook, written by new guest poster, Sarah Cowen. Today, we are sharing the first of three recipes we’ve selected from the book, extracted with permission from publishers Phaidon Press. Enjoy this Moroccan Flaky Chicken and Almond Pie. This rich and flaky Moroccan ... Read more »
Moroccan Tagine Of Lamb With Dates And Almonds
The tagine is a mainstay of Moroccan food, traditionally cooked in its eponymous special dish with distinctive conical lid, it is a hearty and aromatic meat stew, often featuring dried fruit. It is often served with couscous and vegetables, and an array of simple salads. This recipe comes from a Moroccan cooking class we took recently, ... Read more »
Moroccan Cooking at The Carlton School of Food
If ever there were an award for the most magnificent setting for a cookery school, The Carlton School of Food would surely be a shoe-in. The school is housed within Carlton Towers, a private stately home as sumptuous as any I’ve seen. Home to Lord and Lady Gerald Fitzalan Howard, Carlton Towers dates from the ... Read more »
Lamb Kifta Tagine With Eggs
This delicious recipe for meatballs and baked eggs in a spiced tomato sauce is from Greg & Lucy Malouf’s Malouf: New Middle Eastern Food. We really enjoyed the dish, fniding it a lot like a North Indian tomato-based curry in flavour. Read our review of Malouf: New Middle Eastern Food. This dish is best described ... Read more »