Morocco

DIY, that’s me. Very much so. And then a long wait to turn something into somehting incredibely tasteful. I love it. Especially when it comes to cooking and delicious flavors. Pickled lemons, you buy them everywhere these days. But it’s great to make your own, right? Your own jar of pickled lemons. Who wouldn’t want that? Exactly. Well, I’ve waited six weeks and they’re not just nice. They are obviously not comparable to those from a jar, those from the supermarket. So much better. And it’s also incredibly easy to make. So….

Tasteful. Healthy. Colorful. Soft. Crisp. Festive. Easy. Light. Savoury. Sweet. In these 10 words, it’s all there. These courgettes filled Moroccan style. And it gives you 10 reasons to start making it.

Every vegetable tagine has its own signature. This tagine combines a whole number of flavors. Broad beans are clearly present. Artichokes cannot be eaten unnoticed either. Olives also like begin the center of attention. And of course pickled lemons speak for themselves. They bring all the flavors together. Let it all slow cook on the charcoal outside. Or on very low heat and a on your stove.

Fennel, celery and potato. In one pan. With some basil and mint. And it’s good as it is. Really. The fennel and celery are gently smothered and subtly give off their taste. The potato is the connector. Everything is subtle and wonderfully soft in this dish. Even if you don’t like fennel or celery, this dish knows how to conquer you.