How to make the Moraccan Chickpea Stew?
Dice a Onion, a Tomato, and mince 5 garlic pod's.Heat a tbsp of oil in your Pressure Cooker, add the diced Onion and minced garlic, saute it till the onions turn translucent. add chopped tomato and saute them. add little salt to it and mix well. add 1/2 tsp of cumin powder, 1/2 tsp of corriander powder and mix well. add the Chickpea(soaked for 12 hours) and mix well. Now add 2 tsp's of Harissa Paste and mix well with the veggie's. add a cup of water and pressure cook them upto 5 whistle's. Add Corriander Leave's to Garnish.
This is Best, served with Couscous and Bread's.
How to Make Moraccan Mint Tea?
Tea is served during meal times in moracco. This is the drink, that is served, when the Moraccan's have guest's. Serving Mint Tea is considered as Hospitality. This is the Sweater Tea, with the flavour of Mint.
Frpm Wiki:
Tea is cleaned with boiling water before being dried. This removes dust from shipping and supposedly makes the tea less bitter. Tea and boiling water are combined, and may be boiled further for several minutes. After that, sugar and mint are added and mixed into a teapot with a long, curved spout. The sugar may also be combined with the tea and water in the first infusion, rather than with the mint after brewing. Using a traditional curved spout allows the tea to be poured into tiny glasses from a height of approximately half a meter to form a foamy head. It is then returned once or twice to the teapot for a good mix.
I loved the Tea with Ice-Cube's. Don't miss to try this Absolute Refreshing Tea.
Here is the Moraccan Feast, that goes on my part to IAVW-Moracco, event designed by Vaishali.
Couscous with Seven Vegetable Stew, Mint Tea, Chickpea Stew and Bread.
Thank You all, for sending in your entries, i will do the rounup as soon as possible. You can even send me your entries till 6th July. as i will be getting ready with the roundup by the weekend.
Thats an interesting recipe!
ReplyDeletenice pictures!
Oh wow....that's an flavourful recipe....love that mint tea....
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! What am amazing meal! Mint tea is one of my favorites. :)
ReplyDeleteWat a delicious dishes together Lavi..feel like having mint tea rite now even its too hot here!
ReplyDeleteStew looks good and tea sounds so refreshing, m not fond of tea much, more of a chocoholic person!
ReplyDeleteWow...the full meal !! Looks great....the mint tea does looks like one we had in the restaurent ;)
ReplyDeletehi lavi,
ReplyDeleteI am a big chickpea fan and a big tea pot :) lvoe both the things ....lovely presentation...tea looks cool!
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That chickpea stew is one of my favorites too, Lavi, and the harissa paste really adds that kick, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteIt'd be perfect with that beautiful, soothing glass of mint tea.
Nice pictures! Chick peas stew looks and sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank U Chaklere!
ReplyDeleteIam Loving Mint Tea, i have this every evening to refresh me KF!
It was a Great Moraccan Meal Kalai, Mint Tea added a Great Touch!!
You can have this Mint Tea with Ice-cubes for this Summer. Iam having it cold to beat the chennai heat.
Tea always refreshes me Parita, Try out some flavoured Tea, i would suggest you to try Orange Tea from twilings brand!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your entry Dips! IT was a lovely fulfilled meal!
Iam also a Fan of Chickpea, u got to try this chickpea stew!! Thanks for your lovely comments!
Yeah Vaishali, Harissa Paste, definetle the star of the stew. i loved it, Thanks for the recipe vaishali!!
Thank U Raks!
Hi...
ReplyDeleteThe Moraccan Chickpea Stew is extremely spicy. Classic Moroccan Mint Tea is made by steeping green tea with spearmint leaves. Many families serve it more than once a day.
Moroccan tea pots vary in size, but a small pot typically holds about a half liter (six glasses) of tea, while a larger pot holds approximately a liter (12 glasses).