Oct 30, 2011
Harissa: Moroccan Hot Sauce
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Each country has its own version of hot sauce. Morocco is no exception. I have tried the harissa in a can, which is much to be desired. ...
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Oct 28, 2011
Israeli Fennel and Sesame Seed Rolls
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I am the greatest bread lover that ever lived. Well, at least I would like to think so. I cannot eat a meal without bread. The plate is j...
Oct 26, 2011
I've Buried the Hatchet and I am Moving On...
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Monday was the year anniversary of when my marriage fell apart. On that day last year my husband moved out. I came home from work to an empt...
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Oct 25, 2011
Moroccan Chorba (Soup) with Carrot and Summer Squash
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It is the time of year for a warm, yet nutritious, bowl of soup and homemade bread. As the soup is cooking, the house is filled with the ar...
Oct 23, 2011
Hummus with Olives
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I really like Sabra Hummus. My favorite is with olives. Hummus can be difficult to put together though. I asked myself, How much of which in...
Oct 20, 2011
Tostones with Seasoned Lime Salt (Twice-Fried Green Plantains)
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A week or so ago, I put a recipe on the blog for fried plantains. That recipe was for plantains that were soft and sweet. This recipe is fo...
Oct 17, 2011
Mutawwa'in: Saudia Arabia's Vice Squad
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I am currently reading a book called, “In the land of invisible women” by Qanta Ahmed. I am nearly finished and have found this book to be...
Oct 15, 2011
Moroccan Chickpea, Lentil, and Fava Bean Soup
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This is a tasty soup with ginger, turmeric, and a dash of cinnamon. Don't let the cinnamon deter you from trying this one. I have gr...
Oct 13, 2011
Aswan, Egypt Sculpting Symposium
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Sculpting is an ancient art form that has all but gone out of style. It is labor intensive and artists want to copy what the West is doing....
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Oct 11, 2011
Moroccan Grilled Keftas (Ground Lamb) with Mint and Yogurt Dressing
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Who doesn't like a good barbeque? If you don't have an "official" barbeque, then do like I did and use the oven. Ok, so ...
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