Harissa is a fiery paste which is commonly used in North African cuisine. You see it show up in Tunisian and Moroccan food quite often. It is packed with flavor and comes in many varieties, but common ingredients are chilies, olive oil, garlic, sundried tomatoes, salt, coriander, cumin and caraway seeds.
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This is such a typical Moroccan dish, that the number of recipes are endless. After experimenting a bit, I felt that the balance of this dish was superior to other recipes I had tried.
I liked using the Le Cruset to maintain the heat in the oven and allow the juices to drip back on the tagine while cooking.
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This is a very favorite dish of mine, which I found in Claudia Roden’s wonderful book, “Arabesque”. It is pure Moroccan simplicity which blends the ingredients to create an end result which is much more than the sum of its parts. This dish never fails to impress and it makes the entire house smell wonderful and cozy.
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So many of you asked for this recipe, so I am happy to share it. This is a modified version of a recipe from Claudia Roden’s wonderful book “Arabesque”.
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