🇲🇦 Discover how to make traditional Moroccan dishes healthier without losing flavor! In this video, I’ll share 3 simple cooking tips to lighten up your tagines, couscous, and more—using less oil, whole grains, and extra veggies.
✨ Tip 1: Reduce oil by 50% & boost flavor with herbs/spices
✨ Tip 2: Swap refined carbs for whole wheat couscous or quinoa
✨ Tip 3: Load up on veggies for extra nutrients
👉 Try these hacks with: Lentil soup, vegetable tagine, or Moroccan salads!
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Welcome back to our channel. Moroccan cuisine is famous for its bold flavors, but did you know it can also be incredibly healthy? Today, I’m sharing three easy tips to make your Moroccan cooking lighter, fresher, and just as delicious. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more. Tip one, use less oil, more herbs and spices. Traditional Moroccan dishes like tjine or couscous often use generous amounts of oil or butter. For a healthier twist, replace half the oil with vegetable broth or water when cooking. Boost flavor with fresh herbs, cilantro, parsley, and spices, cumin, turmeric, paprika. Instead of relying on fat, try this trick in your next lentil soup or vegetable tajine. Tip two, swap refined carbs for whole grains. Moroccan meals often feature refined carbs like white couscous or bread. Here’s how to upgrade them. Use whole wheat couscous or quinoa for extra fiber and protein. Substitute white bread with whole grain Moroccan cobs or oat bread. These swaps keep you full longer and balance blood sugar. Tip three, load up on veggies. Moroccan cuisine already includes veggies, but let’s take it further. Add extra zucchini, carrots, or eggplant to tjines and stews. Try raw Moroccan salads like tomato, cucumber, or grated carrot for crunch and nutrients. Grill or roast veggies instead of frying. Drizzle with lemon and olive oil for flavor. There you go. Three simple tips to make your Moroccan dishes healthier without sacrificing taste. Which tip will you try first? Let me know in the comments. And if you want a healthy Moroccan recipe video, drop a score below. Don’t forget to subscribe. See you next time.