
Visit Morocco - What to Eat in Morocco from a Local's Perspective - Wolters World
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Date: 2022-02-04
Comments and reviews: 7
kaddychu
I love how the chicken runs through the background. Thank you for the video! The best food I ate in Morocco was Lemon Chicken Tajine with Olives and traditional made Salt-Lemons. I really need to revisit Morocco again next year!
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I love how the chicken runs through the background. Thank you for the video! The best food I ate in Morocco was Lemon Chicken Tajine with Olives and traditional made Salt-Lemons. I really need to revisit Morocco again next year!
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Kelvin
Good to see, one of the holes in my research was food, by the way what was the orange thingie in a glass? And the snacks toward the end, some of them got overlooked or glossed over. Please advise, and shukran for the video!
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Good to see, one of the holes in my research was food, by the way what was the orange thingie in a glass? And the snacks toward the end, some of them got overlooked or glossed over. Please advise, and shukran for the video!
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Bill
Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
All on board that train.
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Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
Would you know we're riding
On the Marrakesh Express
All on board that train.
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Krikor
Wait until they give you vegetables and bones with no meat around. Very uneven and sometimes dishonest people in touristic restaurants.
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Wait until they give you vegetables and bones with no meat around. Very uneven and sometimes dishonest people in touristic restaurants.
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Jack
haven't even watched this video yet but I can guarantee one of the first things that Is spoken about Moroccan food is Cous Cous!
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haven't even watched this video yet but I can guarantee one of the first things that Is spoken about Moroccan food is Cous Cous!
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lbunny
Still love couscous as lived in Algiers 5 yrs. eat it with harissa though. tagines also so easy to make. no rabbit though. xx
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Still love couscous as lived in Algiers 5 yrs. eat it with harissa though. tagines also so easy to make. no rabbit though. xx
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Lava
I love Falafel and Tagine, and also moroccon tea! I really enjoyed it when I was in Granada, have yet to go to Morocco though
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I love Falafel and Tagine, and also moroccon tea! I really enjoyed it when I was in Granada, have yet to go to Morocco though
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