
Indulge in the vibrant and refreshing flavors of Moroccan Pomegranate Juice! Savor the perfect balance of sweet and tangy notes as each sip takes you on a tantalizing journey through Morocco's rich culinary heritage. Bursting with antioxidants and natural goodness, this ruby-red elixir (or a little pinker, depending on your pomegranates) will invigorate your senses and leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized. Follow the dada's instrructions and learn how to make this refreshing juice at home!
Indulge in the vibrant and refreshing flavors of Moroccan Pomegranate Juice! Savor the perfect balance of sweet and tangy notes as each sip takes you on a tantalizing journey through Morocco's rich culinary heritage. Bursting with antioxidants and natural goodness, this ruby-red elixir (or a little pinker, depending on your pomegranates) will invigorate your senses and leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized. Follow the dada's instrructions and learn how to make this refreshing juice at home!
Are you on the lookout for new juice recipes? This carrot and orange juice might just be your answer! It is a delicious and nutritious juice that you can have for breakfast, snack or enjoy with any meal of the day. Morocco is a majority Muslim country where alcohol is not prominent in the culinary heritage. The main beverages in Morocco are mint tea and a variety of fruit and vegetable juices that are popular due to the abundance of fresh produce in the markets. These juices are commonly made at home, but they are also readily available in street stalls, markets, and in mahlabas; which are small shops that sell sweets, juices and snacks, and that are present on every street in the country. If you can get your hands on carrot and orange juice in one of these classic Moroccan locations, you should not miss out on this opportunity! But if there are no juice shops nearby, making this juice at home is very easy. All you need is to boil some carrots, then blend it with oranges. The zesty oranges blend incredibly well with the earthly carrots to result in a vibrant and delicious juice. It is made differently across Morocco, while some prefer to use raw carrots, others, like in this recipe, prefer to steam or boil the vegetable until tender to have a perfectly smooth and creamy texture. A drizzle of orange blossom water adds a pleasing floral tone, and makes this juice quintessentially Moroccan. You could also add a pinch of cinnamon for a more earthy tone. Moroccans have a sweet tooth; Which is why in this course, you will find that the dada (chef) makes the juice with a lot of sugar! However, do not hesitate to reduce the amount of sugar or use honey, dates, maple syrup or any sweetener of choice as a substitute.
Are you on the lookout for new juice recipes? This carrot and orange juice might just be your answer! It is a delicious and nutritious juice that you can have for breakfast, snack or enjoy with any meal of the day. Morocco is a majority Muslim country where alcohol is not prominent in the culinary heritage. The main beverages in Morocco are mint tea and a variety of fruit and vegetable juices that are popular due to the abundance of fresh produce in the markets. These juices are commonly made at home, but they are also readily available in street stalls, markets, and in mahlabas; which are small shops that sell sweets, juices and snacks, and that are present on every street in the country. If you can get your hands on carrot and orange juice in one of these classic Moroccan locations, you should not miss out on this opportunity! But if there are no juice shops nearby, making this juice at home is very easy. All you need is to boil some carrots, then blend it with oranges. The zesty oranges blend incredibly well with the earthly carrots to result in a vibrant and delicious juice. It is made differently across Morocco, while some prefer to use raw carrots, others, like in this recipe, prefer to steam or boil the vegetable until tender to have a perfectly smooth and creamy texture. A drizzle of orange blossom water adds a pleasing floral tone, and makes this juice quintessentially Moroccan. You could also add a pinch of cinnamon for a more earthy tone. Moroccans have a sweet tooth; Which is why in this course, you will find that the dada (chef) makes the juice with a lot of sugar! However, do not hesitate to reduce the amount of sugar or use honey, dates, maple syrup or any sweetener of choice as a substitute.
Moroccan strawberry juice is a beloved drink all across Morocco. It is much appreciated for its refreshing and nutritious nature. As a country with a rich agricultural production and a wide variety of fruit trees, juices are highly consumed during meals and as a snack in Morocco. This juice has a thick consistency and looks almost like a syrup. The taste is sweet with a hint of acidity, and its aroma is light and refreshing. All you need to make this hearty juice at home is simple ingredients: strawberries, oranges, and honey. This combination creates a sweet and refreshing beverage that can be found in restaurants, street food carts, or prepared at home. Follow the instructions of the dada and make it yourself at home!
Moroccan strawberry juice is a beloved drink all across Morocco. It is much appreciated for its refreshing and nutritious nature. As a country with a rich agricultural production and a wide variety of fruit trees, juices are highly consumed during meals and as a snack in Morocco. This juice has a thick consistency and looks almost like a syrup. The taste is sweet with a hint of acidity, and its aroma is light and refreshing. All you need to make this hearty juice at home is simple ingredients: strawberries, oranges, and honey. This combination creates a sweet and refreshing beverage that can be found in restaurants, street food carts, or prepared at home. Follow the instructions of the dada and make it yourself at home!
Moroccan almond smoothie is a delicious and healthy beverage that is popular in Moroccan cuisine. The smoothie is typically make with almonds (raw or blanched), milk, a sweetener of your choice (sugar, honey), and the flavoring of your choice (cinnamon, vanilla extract, orange blossom water...). The combination of these ingredients results in a creamy beverage with a nutty and slightly sweet taste that is unique to Moroccan cuisine. Moroccan almond smoothie is often enjoyed as a healthy breakfast or as a midday snack.. It is also a great way to experience the unique flavors of Moroccan cuisine!
Moroccan almond smoothie is a delicious and healthy beverage that is popular in Moroccan cuisine. The smoothie is typically make with almonds (raw or blanched), milk, a sweetener of your choice (sugar, honey), and the flavoring of your choice (cinnamon, vanilla extract, orange blossom water...). The combination of these ingredients results in a creamy beverage with a nutty and slightly sweet taste that is unique to Moroccan cuisine. Moroccan almond smoothie is often enjoyed as a healthy breakfast or as a midday snack.. It is also a great way to experience the unique flavors of Moroccan cuisine!
Explore the vibrant flavors of Morocco with our unique juice and smoothie recipes. Perfect for beginners seeking refreshing, healthy options!
Join this class and learn how to make 3 classic Moroccan juices and smoothies with the Flavors of Morocco chefs!
Follow the course taught by the Dadas (Chefs) in this course, and learn all the tricks to recreating the most famous Moroccan dishes.
The chefs teaching the course are Dadas, who are traditional Moroccan chefs with decades of experience in the field of cooking traditional Moroccan recipes. Many of the Dadas learned the art of Moroccan cooking at a young age from their mothers and grandmothers. Today, these women are head chefs at large catering businesses and famous Moroccan restaurants.
Watch the Dadas cook the dishes in these courses and learn all their secrets for perfecting the recipes at home.
The course includes step by step video tutorials and recipe cards to help you replicate the recipes at home. All videos include English subtitles, with English voice over or original audio (in Moroccan Arabic). All recipe cards are in English, and include measurements in both metric and imperial measurements.
In this class, you will learn how to make the following dishes:
- Pomegranate juice
- Strawberry juice
- Lemon and ginger juice
- Almond smoothie
Watch the dadas cook these famous dishes, then replicate their techniques to create these delicious and unique dishes at home.