Moroccan Cooking: Lamb Tagine

Video tutorial that i made showing you how to cook a moroccan lamb tagine

Please Rate and Subscribe!. Enjoy and Thanks For Watching!

Track: Allah yatik bissabar/sienna ul bir

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Moroccan
• Tagine
• Food
• Cooking
• Morocco
• Arab
• Arabic
• Music
• North
• Africa
• Cuisine
• Style
• Culture
• Healthy
• Recipe

[jenniferduda]

Delicious! And I can tell it's a real Moroccan cook because of the way she cuts the veggies... I had some talented Moroccan ladies show me how to do that once. I'd love to know what background music was used... it's magical, Thanks for your post! :)

[sgiesswein]

great video ... the best investment I every made was getting myself a tajine! Just love it....

[Timbear45]

One of the best video's I've seen. Looks so delicious and can't wait to try myself. Thanks for sharing.

[CuteCatFaith]

Good technique, and seems almost in real time! I love my tagine. I have been using it for nearly 20 years here outside Paris, France, where I have loved North African culture and food. I am American by birth.  Uprated, favorited and shared. I think you need to show the lid on for the cooking is my only criticism. Very good.

[lunalobohombre]

I think this is brilliant. I have made this twice and will do so again. I think it will be one of my favourite dishes. Simple ingredients and simply done; tastes brilliant. Done on the hob with a metal/ceramic tagine. Thanks for the recipe and showing us how to do it.

[MachineMyth]

@vivianpo22 You could make a note when the video is playing: 1 Spoon of Sunflower Oil, 2 Spoons of Virgin Olive Oil, 3 Pieces of Lamb Steaks, 2 Table Spoons of Salt, 2 Table Spoons of Black Pepper, 2 Table Spoons of Ginger, 2 Onions, 3 Carrots, 3 Cloves of Garlic, 2 Sliced Tomatoes, 1 Cup of Peas, 2 Peeled & Sliced Courgettes, More Salt, Red Pepper and some Red Food Colouring Powder obtained from Most Middle Eastern Food Shops...and 1 cup of water...

[crizmoPS3iMac]

I made this but my guests were confused as to why it had pies in it

[xavier505]

is it parsley or cilantro at the end?

[vivianpo22]

Where can I obtain a list of ingredients ?

[jenniferduda]

Delicious! And I can tell it's a real Moroccan cook because of the way she cuts the veggies... I had some talented Moroccan ladies show me how to do that once! I'd love to know what background music was used... it's magical! Thanks for your post! :)