MOROCCAN LAMB TAGINE RECPIE || Lamb Tagine with Prunes, Apricots, Figs & Almonds || Mrouzia Recipe

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MOROCCAN LAMB TAGINE RECPIE || Lamb Tagine with Prunes, Apricots, Figs & Almonds || Mrouzia Recipe


MOROCCAN LAMB TAGINE RECPIE || Lamb Tagine with Prunes, Apricots, Figs & Almonds || Mrouzia Recipe

In this video, we show you how to make a Moroccan Lamb Tagine Recipee. Tagine is a traditional Clay vessel that is used to cook almost anything in Morocco, and today we show you how to make a delicious Moroccan Lamb Tagine with Prunes, Apricots,…

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  1. I made this lamb tagine today.
    After searching many websites for lamb tagine I picked this guy because he threw in a bay leaf. I love bay leaf. I followed exact steps and the amount of ingredients, as he suggested.
    Wow, wow, and wow again!! The taste was out of this world! It had perfect balance of sweetness, heat and tanginess from the fruit. Most importantly it did not taste lamb but more like beef!

    I do not like lamb but I decided to make this one because Mrousia is one of the most iconic Moroccan dish. I am so glad that I tried. I will cook this again and again, and to show my guests and friends that even a South Korean can make such a delectable Moroccan dish.

    I subscribed and hit the Like button

    Thank you so much for sharing such a delicious recipe.

  2. This was really fun to make and worked out very well. I cooked it in a Le Creuset casserole on the stove top. I think as a result it needed more reduction than in a tagine. The spices were really nicely balanced, with a bit of heat from the paprika. Biting into the meat we got the lamb flavour which was complemented really well with the sauce. Excellent recipe!

  3. Okay I made this dish. I used lamb shoulder 1.5kg (about 3 pounds) , which I cut into chunky pieces like in the video. I also kept the bones and included them in the cooking to get more flavour. I doubled the spices but I also added a half teaspoon of garlic granules and a teaspoon of onion flakes to the marinade. The marinated meat was left overnight in the fridge. I also prepared my fruit and nuts – I toasted the almond slivers in a small saucepan and set aside. I then used that same small pot to poach the fruit for about 5 minutes after it came to a boil (the dried apricots and prunes with a stick of cinnamon), with enough water to cover the fruit plus 2 cm extra. I let that cool and left it overnight in the stewing water ( this helps make the fruit more juicy and tender to eat). The next day I made it just like recipe ( but used extra turmeric because I didn’t have saffron). I used my big cast iron enamel pot to cook it on a low simmer for 2 1/2 – 3 hours. We also had it with rice because I didn’t have any couscous. It was perfect! Definitely a winner dish. The spices went really well with lamb. Very tender, fall off the bone, but still held together well. I highly recommend this. (Edited – spelling errors).

  4. Seeing this notification from your channel today evening was delighting for me as any kind of LAMB DISH is my Favvvv!😋😋 I can't resist myself from loving your delicious! Your lamb pieces turned out succulent, juicy and tender just the way I would want to have for dinner👏👍