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  1. As someone who has spent a ton of time in Morocco and speaks Darija, but isn’t actually Maghrebi, if you can actually find a Moroccan restaurant I really recommend trying the bastilla djej (chicken pastilla) and/or seffa medfouna. The thing most people who were raised in the States will find the biggest ‘change’ with Moroccan cuisine is that the meat preparations are often quite sweet. Like the filling for bastilla djej is chicken with sugar, almonds, orange blossom water, and a bunch of warm spices + herbs. Tagine is the thing that always gets mentioned but those are the two dishes I miss most when I’m away. (However in my opinion the best tagine is the Djej M'qualli – preserved lemon, olives, and marinated chicken work so well together and I find it’s less dry than some other meat tagine typically are).

  2. 2 nil France so far today 10/07/2026 southern hemisphere time is 10:29am Friday = Manawatia ā Matariki

  3. Your husband is amazing cook Your food is always different and love the theme to your food have a lovely day ❤

  4. So the husband doesn’t work and does cooking for the wife?Its not something to be appreciated since even working wife cooks for their husband but not gets appreciated

  5. Noodles look like buldak .. definitely not Moroccan nor french 😂 but love Ed’s love for food and cooking for u… Can u just give him a 10 now ..??? ❤ 😂

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