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How to make a classic Moroccan recipe: Baked fish with Charmoula, a delicious Moroccan marinade.

* If you’d like to watch a Dada (traditional Moroccan cook) make this dish, check out this video: https://flavorsofmorocco.teachable.com/p/baked-fish-with-vegetables

30 Comments

  1. hi aliya, i just made this today and it tasted awesome thank u soo much i am from india and i live in dubai so i always loves middle eastern cuisines and now Moroccan ..we tend to prefer more spice in our dish so added lil more of spice and the outcome was great.. i also tried your harsha my hubby just loved it.. i am a great fan of morocco cuisines now, i might visit the place too anytime in future.. good luck and keep up the good work

  2. Jazaku Allah khairan for sharing. I made my first whole fish today with your recipe. Masha'Allah, it came out tasty.

  3. Hi Alia I cooked your baked fish with Chermoula, and I posted it on my blog and it was delicious. Thank you so much!

    superlovelyhousewives.blogspot.com/2013/01/morrocan-baked-fish-with-chermoula.html

  4. I made this today . I added lemon preserves mused with potatoes and uses fresh tomato if or charmoula sauce

  5. sorry but you have failed fisk.Du forget that in Morocco they use garlic and black pepper to fish no charmoula. Most Moroccans do not use carrots with the fish in the oven for carrots take longer than potatoes because they bruckar cook them a little fir for them to be cooked at the same rate as fish and potatoes. For salmon can not be cooked for more than 25 minutes in the oven or it will be too dry and lose flavor. hope you accept my critique

  6. Hey mr Singh some times people want to taste the food rather than burn there ass with hot spice

  7. Alia, today is my first day watching your channel. I must admit, I have enjoyed the process to prepare every dish I've seen today. This really looks like a no-fuss, easy-to-prepare, delicious dish. I'll just have to be careful when selecting a fish that can endure 1 hour in the oven, at 350°. On a separate note, any directions on how to season a "glazed" tagine?

  8. I think this dish is awesome! I really love the spices in the sauce! And it smells great in the house, while baking! I love Moroccan food & hope to visit there 1 day!! Thank you!

  9. Looks very nice and tasty but way too many ingredients for me 😉

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