Stuffed Dates - Ramadan Specials

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Ramadan is coming up soon - it is the holly month where Muslims fast from sun rise to sun set. In Morocco, dates are considered a very important ingredient during this month as Moroccans break their daily fast with dates and milk. Today, I am going to show you how to stuff dates (sweet version and salty version) to bring a special touch to your Ramadan table!

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  • Thank you very much for your incredible recipes! Just got one question: so we use RAW almonds to make almond mixture to stuff the dates?

  • @fetikkatusha correct. it's raw almonds that we blanch in boiling water and remove their skin. you can buy blanched almonds if you want to save time, or even blanched roasted almonds for more flavor!

  • Can you please write the ingredients in the description? Thanks.

  • @mszeineb

    you can view and print the recipe with all the ingredients in my website cookingwithalia(dot)com

  • Is the salty version eaten in Morocco, or is it a recipe you came up with.

  • @BeckyInCa

    It is not an authentic Moroccan recipes (the sweet one is authentic Moroccan) - but many people in Morocco nowadays, fill dates with different cheese or pastes.

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  • I'm from Egypt and i've tried some of your recipes and each and everyone turned out amazing!! Thanks so much you're the best!!

  • Thalia, I so enjoy your videos. You cook with such a relaxed nature, and are very easy to follow. I became hooked after watching you make clafoutis. Now I am going to try every recipe. Thanks so much!

  • Looks so good! I think I will try it for EId!

    

  • @cookingwithalia Thank you very much!

  • Great for afternoon coffee!!!!

  • i lovve dates just plain with milk, but i will try these ones also for a change

  • Thank you for sharing :-) I couldn't find orange blossom water and used orange peel instead (that of organic oranges). Have a nice day!

    Suraah

  • @redirises it is named in morocco تمر معمر باللوز

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