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MoroccanChermoula Salmon with Lemon‑Parsley Couscous and Harissa Yogurt
Quick Moroccan‑style weeknight fish: salmon gets a bright, herb‑spiced chermoula, served over fluffy couscous with a cool harissa yogurt. Ready from start to table in about 32 minutes.
32 min·easyPescatarian
- Tunisian
Ojja Tunisienne — One‑Pan Tunisian Egg & Tomato Skillet
A budget-friendly, one‑pan Tunisian tomato stew finished with eggs. Uses canned tomatoes, onion and pantry spices to feed four for very little — served with crusty bread for dipping.
35 min·easyVegetarian
- Moroccan
Zaalouk (Moroccan Cooked Eggplant & Tomato Salad)
A smoky, saucy Moroccan salad of roasted eggplant stewed with tomatoes, garlic and warm spices. Serve warm or at room temperature as a dip with bread or as a side with a main meal.
1 hr 5 min·easyVeganGluten-free
- Tunisian
Ojja Tunisienne (Tunisian Ojja with Merguez)
A quick, one‑pan Tunisian tomato-and-spice stew finished by poaching eggs and studded with spicy merguez. Ready in under 35 minutes — excellent for a weeknight dinner.
30 min·easy
- Egyptian
Hawawshi (Egyptian Stuffed Flatbread) — Broiled
A classic Egyptian street‑food: spiced minced meat stuffed into thick flatbread and cooked under a hot grill (broiler) until the bread is blistered and the filling is juicy. Fast, budget‑friendly, and great for first‑timers.
35 min·easy