We know you were all salivating reading Lindan's post about her time spent in Morocco. Lucky for us, she is a kind and generous soul, and she has shared some of the recipes that she prepared while enjoying cooking classes there. If you care to try your hand at preparing them, just click here to download a complete list of recipes for a typical Moroccan feast! There is one catch though - we may not be dining with you, but we certainly appreciate visuals. So please, post some photos of your creations to our Facebook page. Enjoy!Friday, October 30, 2009
A taste of Morocco, in your kitchen perhaps?
We know you were all salivating reading Lindan's post about her time spent in Morocco. Lucky for us, she is a kind and generous soul, and she has shared some of the recipes that she prepared while enjoying cooking classes there. If you care to try your hand at preparing them, just click here to download a complete list of recipes for a typical Moroccan feast! There is one catch though - we may not be dining with you, but we certainly appreciate visuals. So please, post some photos of your creations to our Facebook page. Enjoy!
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In the lamb and quince recipe, the ingredients do not include quince, but dried apricots.
ReplyDeleteWill this still work? Sounds yummy!
Let me check with Lindan and I'll get back to you.
ReplyDeleteJust checked with Lindan, and she says that the recipe should include both quince and dried apricots. Quince is listed right at the bottom though. Let us know how it goes!
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