Moroccan Lamb Tagine Recipe | With Dried Fruits and Couscous| by Lounging with Lenny

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Moroccan Lamb Tagine Recipe | With Dried Fruits and Couscous| by Lounging with Lenny


Lamb tagine recipe. Moroccan tagine is a stew, classically incorporates savory and sweet ingredients with rich sauce. Today I will make lamb tagine with couscous. For my Moroccan tagine I am using 3.5lb leg of lamb.
Just follow my lamb tagine recipe and enjoy.
Lamb Tagine Ingredients:
3.5lb leg of lamb

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  1. Omg, again another Moroccan Lamb Tagine made with Couscous. Where is Tagine here? I don't see it hahahhaha. Please correct your title it is very deceiving and wrong. You can still call it Moroccan cuz the spices are the ones we use in Morocco but please do not call it Tagine. Call it Moroccan couscous with Lamb Pleaaaaaaasssssseeeeeeeee. We take pride in our culinary and we take it personally, it is our culture.

  2. As a Moroccan, I want to commend you for trying to recreate a Tagine. I have to respectfully say that you missed the mark. This is more like a stew than a Moroccan Tagine. Also, cooking couscous like that is a criminal offense aside from the fact that you eat a Tagine with bread. You made a good looking dish but it is not a Tagine. Give a different name and all is good.

  3. As a Moroccan, I really appreciate when people try to make our dishes so thank you!
    However, this is no lamb tagine, this is a stew over couscous. Tagines are made in a… suspense….Tagine pot! no carrots, no lemon zest, no tomato, preserved lemon is used in exclusively savory dishes not the sweet ones. We eat tagines with bread and never over couscous.

  4. Bravo chef pour le tagine c'est super sympa zora de France j'adore 👍💯👍👏🇫🇷🙏👍ce couscous il est très bon merci beaucoup

  5. This is the most authentic one I saw so far. I would add some Ras el Hanout spices to this, and some preserved lemons (very salty). Looks delicious and authentic. Thanks for a great recipe, Lenny!
    Please consider no music – I had to turn the sound off to save my ears. This continuous music noise hurts the ears. Silence is golden and much more relaxing. Music irritates me to the point of wanting to strangle someone. Do not add music to any cooking video or pretty much any video!

  6. What's the point of using tagine if you're gonna cook everything in another pot first? It's not convenient and not a good idea since over cooked food is not healthy.