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Moroccan cuisine is similar to ours and many ingredients familiar to us, like turmeric powder, ginger, garlic, cinnamon stick, cumin powder and tomato-based gravy are used in their cooking. The Moroccan lamb chops are known to be quite tender, and juicy and leave an aftertaste that makes you crave more. They are often served with salads. Here’s the recipe for the amazingly flavourful dish: Ingredients500 gms lamb chops20 gms garlic paste10 gms chopped parsley leaves5 gms chopped mint leaves100 ml olive oil15 gms paprika powder10 gms cumin powder3 gms turmeric powder: 3 gramSalt to taste20 ml lemon juice PreparationMarinate the…

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Now that the June gloom that actually started in April finally — finally! — left last month and summer is truly under way, outdoor entertaining is also in play.If you’re keen to impress guests with appetizers that both serve as a delightful introduction to your party and can be prepped in advance so you can spend time with your guests, we have a couple that come straight from the reconceived kitchen of The Marine Room, in La Jolla.The creator of these apps is executive chef Mike Minor. In 2021, after chef Bernard Guillas’ retirement, Minor became executive chef of the…

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Ten years ago, my friend Jessamyn Rodriguez envisioned a nonprofit that would change the face of the culinary industry by training immigrant women for good jobs in food. She set up a wholesale bakery and teaching kitchen in East Harlem. She called it Hot Bread Kitchen. Three years in, she invited me to join the board of directors, and I’ve proudly been watching its ranks of bakers, cooks, and managers expand ever since. As of today, Hot Bread Kitchen (or HBK) has helped hundreds of women and small food businesses get off the ground while significantly raising the bar on…

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8 carrots, peeled                        3 tablespoons olive oil                        2 tablespoons minced garlic½ bunch parsley, chopped½ teaspoon hot paprika1 teaspoon ground cumin Juice of 1 lemon                    ½ teaspoon salt½ teaspoon pepper Here at VegNews, we live and breathe the vegan lifestyle, and only recommend products we feel make our lives amazing. Occasionally, articles may include shopping links where we might earn a small commission. In no way does this effect the editorial…

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The mixture of flavors in this recipe is a pure explosion: the spices, the sweetness of the raisins, the crunch of the pumpkin seeds … simply delicious! Moroccan Couscous [Vegan] $2.99 Save Trees. Print Less. But if you must, we charge $2.99 to encourage less waste Ingredients You Need for Moroccan Couscous [Vegan] 1 cup of couscous + 1 1/2 cup of boiling water. Let stand 5-10 minutes until all the water has been absorbed 2 cups of chickpeas 2 large handfuls of raisins 1 cup grated carrots (about 2 medium carrots) 1 handful of pumpkin seeds (with walnuts, almonds…

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(New York Jewish Week) — Does Rosh Hashanah ever fall at the “right time”? This year the Jewish New Year falls on the weekend: The holiday begins on the evening of Friday, Sept. 15 and runs through Sunday, Sept. 17.  Some people are thrilled about this calendrical confluence — it takes over the weekend and does not interfere with school or work. Others don’t like it for the very same reasons. For those who strictly observe Jewish laws, there’s the added element of figuring out how or when to cook holiday meals when using the stove or oven is not…

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There’s more to Asian-inspired appetizers and side dishes than just spring rolls and lettuce wraps. Not to knock them—rice paper and lettuce wrap sides are versatile, healthy, and delicious. But within the range of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian flavors (to name just a few), there’s a whole world of range to uncover. Including flexible Asian vegetable side dishes, traditional Japanese appetizers, and modern takes on Chinese ingredients, here are some of the best sides and apps to serve up Eastern flair for your next get-together. Sticky Caramelized Shrimp Lettuce Wraps Jenny Huang Save yourself the trouble of plates…

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The minority-owned North African business Mina boasts a new range of ready-to-eat soups and stews. Perfect for busy weekdays when one wants something quick but also nourishing and comforting, Mina’s selection is a perfect go-to. The plant-based and full-flavored ready-to-eat soups and stews include the Mina Hummus Moroccan Chickpea Stew, the Mina Addis Moroccan Lentil Stew, the Mina Loubia Moroccan White Bean Stew, and the Mina Harira Moroccan Chickpea & Lentil Soup. As one might expect, the offerings by the North African business are steeped in tradition and hearty Moroccan flavors. The brand transports mother Mina’s legacy of “warm, inviting…

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3tablespoons olive oil2onions, chopped6garlic cloves, minced1tablespoon ground coriander1tablespoon ground cumin1tablespoon paprika1teaspoon turmeric4cups low-salt chicken broth1teaspoon finely grated lemon zest21/2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into 1 inch cubes1pound frozen baby artichoke hearts1pound carrots, peeled, slicedKosher salt and freshly ground black pepperSteamed couscousChopped flat-leaf parsley

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