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Moroccan recipes: chicken
We have gathered together a selection of recipes. If you like these, you might be interested in our
book collection from Amazon.
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Baharat seven spiced poussin with couscous stuffing (a Maroque recipe)
These great little chickens are moist, with a lovely flavour and work really well with the Lebanese seven spice mix. The delicious stuffing makes enough to serve along side. As the birds are small, aim for one each.
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Saffron chicken with almonds (a Maroque recipe)
Capture a little taste of a Moroccan summer, with this tasty and easy chicken dish.
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Lemon and sumac chicken kebabs (a Maroque recipe)
The smell wafting through the air as these grill on the barbecue will have you transported to the Middle East.
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Chicken with lime and Ras el hanout (a Maroque recipe)
An interesting use of the iconic Moroccan spice.
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Chicken tagine with dates (a Maroque recipe)
This wonderfully warming, comfort laden tagine is a sure fire way to cheer yourself up on a bitter winter's day.
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Chicken with preserved lemon and green olives (a Maroque recipe)
Preserved lemons gives a distinctive flavour to this famous Moroccan dish.
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Moroccan roast chicken with preserved lemons and saffron (a Maroque recipe)
A Moroccan friend advised me that once you start using preserved lemons you use them in everything. I'm not there yet, but this adds a great twist on the traditional roast chicken: Anglo-Moorish fusion cooking
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No-lemon chicken (a Maroque recipe)
This originated from an observation that all Moroccan chicken dishes seem to contain lemon.
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La Karma chicken kebabs (a Maroque recipe)
This very simple kebab is lovely cooked on the barbecue.
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Maroque tips:
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Why not serve the above recipes on traditional Moroccan tableware. Click
here to see our
selection of traditional Moroccan ceramics.
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Many Moroccan recipes use ingredients found in most store-cupboards, but we have pulled together
a selection of the more exotic spices and blends here.
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