Morocco, a land of vibrant cities, sweeping deserts, and rich culture, holds more than meets the eye. Beyond the well-known attractions lie hidden gems waiting to be explored. If you’re seeking a deeper connection with this captivating country, here are five best-kept secrets that will add an extra layer of enchantment to your Moroccan journey. 1. Nomadic Traditions and Berber …
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Moroccan cuisine is a beautiful blend of flavors, spices, and cooking techniques that have been influenced by various cultures, including Berber, Arab, Jewish, and French. If you’re planning to visit Morocco, here are the ten best Moroccan dishes that you should try. Tagine Tagine is a slow-cooked stew named after the conical lid on the ceramic pot in which it …
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Travel and food have a very close relationship. If you love food, you’ll go to many different places, and if you love traveling, you’ll eventually come across spice-laden food in every corner of the world. Are you looking for a foodie’s kind of adventure? Give a chance to the mesmerizing beauty and super delicious flavors of Moroccan cuisine. Food is …
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Every morning in Morocco starts with a hot cup of tea. At noon comes another, and a final glass (along with an assortment of treats) caps off the evening. This beverage is everywhere in Morocco. The most famous, and most popular kind is Moroccan mint tea. It is sweet and refreshing though always served hot. And bear in mind that …
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Moroccan food reflects the various cultures that influenced the country’s history, which is particularly true of the breakfasts. The various dishes that are eaten at the first meal of the day have diverse origins. Have you tried any of these traditional Moroccan breakfast foods? TAKEAWAY: In Arabic, Iftar means breakfast. During Ramadan, Iftar is still the first meal of the …
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Street food is not only an excellent way to experience a variety of traditional dishes, but a great strategy for staying off hunger. While wandering the streets of the old city and market, there are plenty of options to choose from. Among the street eats in Marrakesh you will find both sweet and savory snacks abound. These below are just …
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The souk in Morocco is a fascinating place. Depending on the season, you’ll be able to buy peeled cactus fruit, silver teapots, and strings of dried figs. In some areas, like Rabat, the old city souk also carries more day-to-day products like towels and chargers. It isn’t strange to see local street food and tea served hot and fresh right …
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Few dishes are as striking as Moroccan tajine. Veggies, spices, meats, and other delicious ingredients cooked in one funny plate? Yes, please! There is a wide variety of tajine meals, and no two places will offer the exact same style. However, whether stewed with dried fruit, nuts, preserved lemons, or olives, the meats and vegetables in this African dish are …
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