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Sheetpan Dukkah Chicken
with Carrots, Chickpeas and Lemony Kale
Harira-Style Lentil Veggie Stew
with Spiced Pita Wedges and Feta
Shawarma Spiced Turkey and Couscous
with Apricots and Spiced Chickpeas
Moroccan Orange & Olive Chicken
with Couscous Salad
Moroccan Steak
with Quick-Pickled Lemon and Couscous
Stuffed Red Peppers
with Moroccan-Spiced Pork and Herby Quinoa
Chermoula-Spiced Chicken
with Basmati Rice and Roasted Zucchini
Moroccan Chickpea and Green Raisin Tagine
with Freekeh, Mushrooms and Baby Spinach
Moroccan-Spiced Salmon
with Tomato and Caramelized Onion Couscous
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10 Essential Spices in Moroccan Recipes
Located at Africa’s Mediterranean coast, Morocco was at the heart of the ancient spice trade route. This meant that the country could import spices from all over the world, resulting in an exotically sweet, savoury and spicy national cuisine.
Recipes from Morocco often use a combination of 10 spices which are closely associated with Moroccan cuisine by chefs and home cooks all over the world.
- Cayenne is made from spicy chili peppers and adds heat to savoury dishes.
- Cinnamon is native to Morocco and lends its sweet aroma to recipes both sweet and savoury.
- Cumin is commonly used in tagines like our Moroccan Beef and Pumpkin Tagine.
- Turmeric gives dishes a vibrant yellow colour and distinct flavour.
- Coriander has a slightly lemony flavour – not to be confused with fresh cilantro.
- Paprika offers a sweet flavour and deep red colour.
- Black and white pepper is an important spice component of Moroccan tagines.
- Aniseed is known for its licorice flavour and is used most often in baked goods.
- Saffron is farmed widely in Morocco and is one of the most expensive spices in the world due to its meticulous harvesting process.
- Ginger is used extensively in Moroccan cooking and adds a spicy dimension to dishes.
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Moroccan recipes
10 Essential Spices in Moroccan Recipes
Located at Africa’s Mediterranean coast, Morocco was at the heart of the ancient spice trade route. This meant that the country could import spices from all over the world, resulting in an exotically sweet, savoury and spicy national cuisine.
Recipes from Morocco often use a combination of 10 spices which are closely associated with Moroccan cuisine by chefs and home cooks all over the world.
- Cayenne is made from spicy chili peppers and adds heat to savoury dishes.
- Cinnamon is native to Morocco and lends its sweet aroma to recipes both sweet and savoury.
- Cumin is commonly used in tagines like our Moroccan Beef and Pumpkin Tagine.
- Turmeric gives dishes a vibrant yellow colour and distinct flavour.
- Coriander has a slightly lemony flavour – not to be confused with fresh cilantro.
- Paprika offers a sweet flavour and deep red colour.
- Black and white pepper is an important spice component of Moroccan tagines.
- Aniseed is known for its licorice flavour and is used most often in baked goods.
- Saffron is farmed widely in Morocco and is one of the most expensive spices in the world due to its meticulous harvesting process.
- Ginger is used extensively in Moroccan cooking and adds a spicy dimension to dishes.
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