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Moroccan Cuisine
About Moroccan Food
Moroccan food is one of the most cleverly balanced cuisines on earth; spices are used to enhance the flavour of dishes and there is nothing like the warm waft of beautiful spices that seduce you when you open the lid of a tajine. The essence of Moroccan food is a communal style of eating, with many dishes shared by the family. The meal time is very social and eaten at a leisurely pace with much laughter and talking.
When entering a Moroccan home, you would be offered food and usually tea within a heartbeat. Hospitality is a very important part of Moroccan culture and making guests welcome is also part of the Islamic teaching.
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Moroccan Food
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Moroccan Restaurants
Displaying 10 of 30 Moroccan Restaurants.
| Restaurant | Suburb | |
| 1. | Builders Arms Hotel | Fitzroy |
| 2. | Moroccan Soup Bar | Fitzroy North |
| 3. | African Feeling | Newtown |
| 4. | Alhambra | Manly |
| 5. | Out of Africa | Manly |
| 6. | Kazbah On Darling | Balmain |
| 7. | Cafe Mint | Surry Hills |
| 8. | CherriJam | Double Bay |
| 9. | Sumac | Sydney |
| 10. | Ottoman Bistro | Noosaville |
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Hot Tips
How to tell your roast chicken is ready
Pierce the thigh of your chicken with a skewer to determine it is cooked through. This is the thickest part of the bird, and if the juices run clear (with no blood) you will know it is cooked.
Glossary
Yau Jar Kwai or Crispy Crueller
A fried dough cooked on Singapore, its best eaten fresh and hot - with a black coffee for breakfast or chopped and added to rojak or Chinese congee for extra crunch.
