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Moroccan Tagine of Mutton with Green Beans and Olives by mamatkamalMutton meat is largely used in Moroccan Tagines, known as "Mouton" and it is a rich and flavoured meat. You could make the same tagine with chicken but you have probably knock a few minutes off the cooking time. This is one of my mother's recipe in which all the ingredients used make a delectable combo. Great combination! If you… |
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Mangoob or Mangoub (Moroccan Fava Bean Salad) by mamatkamalThis is one of the most popular Moroccan salad called Mangoob, and it is mostly served as a side dish, and usually accompanies fish tagines, or fried fish, along with some nice home-made bread. It's a combination of fava beans, garlic, parsley/coriander, and cumin in a rich fresh tomato sauce with a touch of lemon. Absolutely… |
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Slow-cooked pork in banana leaves by Evelyn AdlamCooking the pork in smoked banana leaves gives the dish an unbelievable flavour. |
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Moroccan fish ....yum! by debbie markhamPotato, Vegies & Fish for a complete balanced Gluten Free Meal |
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Moroccan Hareera (Harira) by Amos MillerI have read and respect the many recipes for this famous soup that have been posted on CookEatShare. However, I have not found a true recipe, as I experienced the dish, so I thought I should add the one I enjoyed several times a week, year 'round for nearly a decade. Commonly, and mistakenly, thought of as only a soup consumed to… |
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Avocado Ritz by karenrecipeAvocado’s are a Famous in South African and are often used in starters and salads. This dish is very easy to cook and healthy too . |
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cubed steak with savoury rice by Judy fraschiaThis recipe caters for many self-serve dinner guests and is indeed very flavourful, especially when prepared a day in advance. |
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Luwombo of beef with Mexican mole sauce by Evelyn AdlamThis classic Ugandan dish is cooked in a smoked banana leaf (luwombo), but here it is given a Mexican twist, adding a mole sauce. “Mole” (pronounced mow-lay) is the iconic sauce in the Mexican cuisine, which is made with a combination of different dried chillies, dried herbs, spices and chocolate. The combination of the unique… |
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