Ftour du ramadan

A bowl of barley soup to warm the body in the fresh mornings of Moroccan winter.... 33.1k views

"Illane" in moroccan dialect, millet seeds (or millet) in english is a calcium-rich grass whose consumption is recommended for people who have suffered fractures.... 32.5k views

A light soup is prepared with wheat semolina, milk and olive oil. With this trio of ingredients, this dish bet on simplicity.... 22.4k views

The queen of the Moroccan soups. Hrira or Harira in moroccan dialect means in its broadest sense "soup".rnTo distinguish it, we call it sometimes "Harira Hamda", which means soup Tangy.... 17.3k views

Famous the whole world, it doesn't need to be introduced anymore. The mint tea is the first ambassador of the cuisine and the art of living of Morocco.... 17.1k views

"Chebakia" emblematic pastry of Moroccan cuisine. Every Ramadan, Moroccans consume pharaonic amounts of it.... 15.9k 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")... 14.3k views

Impossible to miss this very popular drink in Morocco. Creamy, rich and slightly sweet.... 13.8k views

Even if it is widely appreciated and recognized in Morocco, we must admit that this cakes' roots are more from the neighboring countries: Tunisia and Algeria.... 13.8k 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.... 13.7k views

Not really a cake, « Sellou » is an amazing sweetness of Morocco.... 11.9k views

One of the most complicated recipes from the Moroccan bakery. Rarely homemade these days.... 10.3k views

To change the classic "Msemen" (morrocan pancakes) savory, locals love to accommodate it with spicy stuffing.... 8.3k views