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	Cumin Rice by Joyce Leung This rice is a delicious mix of cumin and cinnamon. It provides a nice, slightly sweet flavor, that is a perfect complement to any middle eastern dish. The only dishes I would avoid serving this with are sweet dishes with dates, figs, etc. I served it with my Braised Lamb with Beans. It was great!	7 votes 4 reviews 1 comment 20775 views
	Harira Soup by John Spottiswood This is the traditional soup served at sunset to break the daily fast observed during the 30 days of Ramadan. Recipes vary from family to family throughout Morocco and the rest of North Africa. I'm particularly fond of this version. If you have not had this before, you MUST try it. It is truly delicious!	6 votes 4 reviews 2 comments 24254 views
	Moroccan Fish Soup by John Spottiswood This is a flavorful, spicy soup that happens to be Moroccan but will remind you of fish soups found from Spain to Russia. It is a classic! Serves 4 as a main dish, 6 as an appetizer.	4 votes 3 reviews 23664 views
	PERI/PERI OIL by Peter Brown In South Africa we tend to use a lot of Peri/Peri oil, I believe it originates from the old African Portuguese Colonies of Mozambique and Angola. It is simple to make and always handy to have in your food cupboard	1 vote 1 comment 9620 views
	Egyptian Tirmis by Buttered Up Egyptian Tirmis, or Lupini Beans. Popular as a bar snack and great with drinks.	1 vote 12433 views
	Jollof Rice (a Nigerian party pillaf) by Kike Nkana This is basically rice in red capsicum (or bell pepper) and tomato sauce. Lots of onions, thyme and curry. Cooked right, it's simply delicious!	2 votes 15325 views
	MOLOKIA (EGYPTIAN'S GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLE SOUP) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB Subscribe to my YouTube Channel (Lipardo's Global Kitchen) for more recipes and future raffle draws for giveaway prizes. We were living before in Badia, Riyadh, where the first palace of the Royal Family is located. Mostly Arabians are living there. Our Jordanian neighbour, Reem, used to give us food. One time she sent us a hot…	1 vote 1 review 1 comment 9988 views
	Moroccan Lamb, Dates & Honey Tagine by John Spottiswood This dish has a luscious mix of honey, cinnamon, lamb, dates and almonds. It is rich without being too heavy. It tastes fantastic with red wine. Old world food that will make you feel like a wealthy Sultan!	5 votes 3 reviews 1 comment 15903 views
	Moroccan Split Pea Soup by John Spottiswood This is a delicious and beautiful recipe I adapted from one in Paula Wolfert's beautiful book "the food of morocco". The split pea soup has wonderful Moroccan flavors, and it gets a beautiful touch when you drizzle homemade pepper oil on top. This is a super easy trick which adds a nice kick to the already flavorful soup. It's…	3 votes 1 review 2 comments 7226 views
	Moroccan Fish Stew Recipe by John Spottiswood We often serve a hearty fish soup or stew on Christmas Eve, prior to our traditional roast for Christmas Dinner. Normally, it's Cioppino or Clam Chowder, but this year I decided to try something different. This stew had big time flavor, and was roundly regarded as being as good as or better than our Cioppino. If you've never had a…	5 votes 1 review 2 comments 8063 views
	Smoked salmon velouté pasta by Peter Brown The secret of this dish is in the sauce or velouté, which is basically a creamy cheese sauce that adds a whole new dimension to pasta and can be used in a number of other dishes.. The smoked Salmon adds a great smokey taste to this dish I found this on Iafrica and its great	1 vote 2123 views
	Hot Ox Tongue and Mustard Sauce by Peter Brown A old farmers recipe from the Great Karoo region of South Africa	1 vote 8855 views
	South African Biltong soup (JERKY SOUP) by Peter Brown in the Southern Hemisphere we are in winter so soup is a good warmer in the evenings ,here are some soups I found while browsing on the I africa… Biltong is South Africas favourite snack .Jerky is similar For those in Great Britain it is available at South African shops For the rest try Jerky, I will post a simple Biltong…	1 vote 4002 views
	Moroccan Beet Salad by John Spottiswood This is a classic beet salad. If you like beets, you're going to really enjoy this. My personal preference is to boil the beets as little as possible That way they still have a crunch to them but aren't as hard as raw beets. I think raw beets are perfectly delicious, and I don't like them soft, so I boil them just enough to soften…	5 votes 3 reviews 5 comments 3858 views
	Capt Pete~s Lemon Curd by Peter Brown There are so many Lemons around on the trees where we live,we decided to use them and make all sorts of goodies .One that turned out well was Lemon Curd.We use it on Bread, toast, cke and cookie fillers etc.	1 vote 4455 views

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