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Zaalouk - Moroccan Eggplant Salad

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Uploaded by on Jan 16, 2009

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How to make the famous Moroccan eggplant salad called Zaalouk. This salad is served with bread and can be eaten either hot or cold. Enjoy!

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  • Hi Alia, this week I prepared this recipe. Very practical and delicious. Thank you for sharing it. Paula

  • glad you enjoyed it :-)

  • Alia, I suggest that you steam the egg plant to keep its flavor and vitamins and instead of using vinegar, use lemon juice. Also u can add 1 shopped bell pepper first in the pan till it becomes little tender then add the other ingredients. It tastes really good.

  • great suggestion! thanks!

  • zaalouk you add lemon not vinger and thank you dough

  • Actually you could do both. Some recipes use lemon juice, and others vinegar. the goal is to add some 'acid base' to the dish to give it that kick.

    cheers :-)

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  • Alia is doing great job, funny how some people dispute her recipes, Moroccan food can be prepared in many way the most important is the end result ,Alia managed to make it easy and simple for all of us. For the people who criticize her methods, why don't they show us what they can do by posting a video? Wriouna Hnt ye dikoum.

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  • Ive never liked eggplant, but after trying this i completly changed my mind!! it was DELICIOUS!!!

    I love you reciepes aliah!! keep up the good work!

    Shokran!

  • @elfilalysamira the size of the eggplant is not important the important is to use 1 pound of eggplant or 1/2 Kg

  • Nice...

  • I baked mine so no mashing was required and added seasonings to taste (not exactly). I like it and will definately be doing it again.

  • ahssan tari9a bach t9adi zaalouk hiya techwih 3ad theydi l9echra blama traslih, le gout dyal grill kate3tih wahad lbena zwina,, jarbih ou redi 3lia :)

  • great!

    Alia, i see you used a big eggplant! are the small ones bitter? could you please tell the difference or the size has no effect on the taste!

  • hi i know parsely but i dont understan the other vegetable

  • I love this technique

  • Alia... tu nous gate la !!! c'est delicieux. - Fanny

  • I keep on watching you,coz i wanted to know how to cook and to,learn moroccan cuisine .....

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