Gazelle Horns Covered with Sesame Seeds / "Kab-El-Ghazal": Moroccan Almond Cookies

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Uploaded by on Mar 13, 2011

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If you go to any Moroccan bakery, you will, for sure, find them selling "Kab-El-Ghazal". It is a staple Moroccan cookie that literally means "the ankles of a gazelle" and it is also translated to "gazelle horns" due to the unique crescent shape of this cookie. The are different variation of Kab-El-Ghazal ; the original recipe is made of almond paste covered with a thin layer of pastry, but you can also find the ones covered with powdered sugar and others covered with sesame seeds. We are going to make the ones covered with sesame seeds. This is a simple recipe that will bring the flavors of Morocco right to your home!

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  • mmmm this sounds good with tea.. they are tea cookies right? also if they are, with which tea would you pair it with? mint or black?

  • @cvgf08 Mint tea! yum!!!

  • A delicious recipe, as usual =)

    Can we skip the mastic gum?

    Thanks!

  • @EsthesiSp yes you can - but mastic gum brings this unique flavor of Moroccan cookies. you can buy a bunch for 5-6 dollars from Amazon.com and it will last you the whole year!

  • allia, u reminded me of my first time when i served my husband i was shy and scared not to trip over my abaya or carpet and all the women were watching me from behind a curtain when i went with a tray of sweet tea and gazelle horns to serve my husband for the 1st time!! aww what good times!!

  • @ismihanna I love it that you shared this memory with us!

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  • can u plz present the ka3b ghzal recipe with the thin layer of pastry instead of sesame seeds? thank u , u re amazing!

  • it absolutely not looks like gazelle horns or khab el ghazal !!

    and the recipe is absolutely different khab al gazal are never covered by sugar or sesame seed ! it s not moroccan

  • How can I be sure these cookies are done when baked? I like them moist and chewy on the inside. Thank you!

  • I love how straight forward yet well explained your videos are! Delicious recipes, too!

  • Thank you very much Alia you are great ! Some people just write bad things on youtube everythning gets critisised. This must be most of the time very unhappy or complicated people i guees. Hey and dont critisise my spelling i'm not english speaking , this comment i already got in my inbox.

  • I'm really going to try it

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