Wondering where to eat in Mirleft? This guide rounds up the best cafés and restaurants in town – whether you’re after fresh seafood, tajines, or a sunset espresso. For a relatively small village, Mirleft has loads of great places to eat. Most of the cafes and restaurants in Mirleft are situated on two main streets…
Kefta tagine is a simple, but flavour-packed Moroccan dish consisting of spiced meatballs cooked in a rich tomato sauce. When the kefta is almost cooked through, eggs are added and poached in the simmering, spiced sauce. The steaming hot dish is best served immediately, with a sprinkle of fresh herbs and ample amounts of fresh…
Moroccan mint tea – known as Maghrebi mint tea – is a fragrant blend of gunpowder green tea, fresh nana mint, and sugar. This authentic Moroccan mint tea recipe shows you step-by-step how to steep, sweeten, and pour it like you’re in Marrakesh. Atay, Moroccan whiskey, Maghrebi mint tea. Whichever name it goes by, Moroccan…
Tiny Taghazout is a surfer’s paradise – but it’s also packed with cafés, vegan favourites, tagine spots, and seafood restaurants. Whether you’re after breakfast bowls, Moroccan feasts, or beachfront dinners, this is your definitive Taghazout food guide: where to eat, what to order, and when to go. The village of Taghazout is tiny; you can…
The traditional Moroccan salad is so straightforward that it feels almost patronising to walk you through it step-by-step. But nevertheless, it’s a staple of all Moroccan feasts, and thus, you need this authentic Moroccan salad recipe in your repertoire. Super simple, super fresh. The traditional Moroccan salad consists of chopped capsicums, cucumber, tomatoes, red onion…
Okay, as an Australian woman who poached tips and tricks from Moroccan friends and online articles to develop this recipe, I can’t entirely validate its ‘authenticity’. But this beef and onion tagine is a dish that my friend and I perfected in our Tamraght apartment, and it’s a bit of a showstopper. It consists of…
As a predominantly Islamic country, drinking alcohol is not part of the Moroccan culture. However, wherever Western tourists go – so too shall the supply of booze follow. Whilst Tamraght remains a dry village – with none of the cafes or restaurants selling alcohol, you can find a bit of nightlife and a handful of…
Whilst it may not be the first to mind when considering iconic Moroccan dishes, in my opinion, the Berber omelette is la crème de la crème. Simple, full of flavour, and the perfect late breakfast or post-surf refuel. Without a doubt, the Moroccan Berber omelette is one of the top dishes you must try during…
Moroccan food is worth writing home about. Simple in preparation, rich in flavour, and best enjoyed as a feast amongst loved ones. There’s a culinary galaxy for you to explore, but these are the top 5 Moroccan foods I recommend sinking your teeth into during your stay in Tamraght. Tamraght Travel Guide 1. Traditional Moroccan…
Today, I write to you as the self-appointed royal taste tester of Tamraght that nobody asked for. Having painstakingly trialled my way through many a Moroccan treatie, I have compiled my list of the best cafes and restaurants in Tamraght. When asked what I love most about Morocco, my top three answers tend to be:…