Discover the top 5 most famous Moroccan dishes you absolutely must try! From the iconic Couscous to the flavorful Tagine, this video takes you on a delicious journey through Morocco’s rich culinary traditions. Whether you’re planning to visit Morocco or simply love trying new foods, these traditional meals will leave your taste buds amazed. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel and food content!
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This is the top three most famous foods in Morocco that you have to try when you visit. Number three is couscous. It is considered Morocco’s national dish and it is made from steamed semolina grains topped with vegetables like carrots, zucchini, turnups, and other delicious toppings like raisins and almonds. And it’s usually served with meat, either lamb or chicken. And in some regions, they even eat it for breakfast. But in Morocco, they only eat it on Fridays after the midday prayer. No, two is to John. It’s named after the clay pot that it’s cooked in. And just like couscous, it also comes in many varieties. You have lamb with prunes, chicken with olives, and preserved lemon, and even fish to jan. It’s known for its rich spices, and the fact that it’s slowcooked for hours and hours. And then number one is Herrera. It’s a traditional Moroccan soup that is especially popular during the month of Ramadan. It’s made with lentils, chickpeas, tomatoes, small pasta, meat, and a blend of spices. And it is often served with dates and Moroccan pastries like chbakia. Now you know what to order when you go to Morocco.