Bakery

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Little wonder of Moroccan street food. Moroccan fritters are crunchy outside and soft intside, just like a pastry.... 17.9k views

Round or baguette, wheat or barley, big or small, it is hard to choose what kind of bread to buy in Morocco.... 17k views

Thinner than the pancakes, thicker than crepes, "Beghrir" (one baghrira) is a crepe with a full face of small holes. The French call it the thousand-holes!... 17k views

The Harcha is a Moroccan galette made from semolina. Excellent for breakfast and snacking in the afternoon with coffee or milk or mint tea: it can be served with butter, olive oil, jam, honey, and eve... 17k views

A soft bread to accompany tagines, prepare sandwiches or stuff.... 14.3k views

With wheat flour, we can make several Moroccan specialties. Here the "Mlaoui" : Puff patties with circular lamination. ("Mlaoui" can be translated as "the rolled")... 14.2k views

"Msemen" or "Rghayif" thin puff patties prepared with wheat flour. Pan-fried in a little bit of vegetable oil, they are crispy on the outside while keeping the inside soft.... 13.5k views

The pancake with the lentil sauce are inscribed for centuries among the most traditional and reputed dishes in Morocco.... 13.4k views

The "Krachel" are a sweets of Moroccan pastries. Sweet breads , flavored with orange flower water and fennel seeds. An authentic and a very popular recipe.... 12.4k views

One of the most complicated recipes from the Moroccan bakery. Rarely homemade these days.... 10.2k views

Even today, the majority of Moroccan families still prepare homemade bread. And they do it everyday!... 9.8k views

To change the classic "Msemen" (morrocan pancakes) savory, locals love to accommodate it with spicy stuffing.... 8.2k views