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The Food of Morocco

The Food of Morocco

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By Paula Wolfert

Ecco Books, $45

A new book by the queen of Mediterranean cuisine is always cause for joy. This lavishly photographed volume puts the seductions of Morocco on full display: the food, of course, but also the colorful markets, the great old cities, the charming people, and the rugged terrain. Wolfert draws on her 50-year love a air with the country to fill this book with an unparalleled collection of authentic recipes and first-hand culinary knowledge. “This book is a distillation of everything I know about Moroccan cuisine,” she writes in her introduction. And what she offers here is personal. From salads, breads, and pastries to fancy couscous dishes and rustic, slow-cooked meat and vegetable tagines, these are the recipes she loves best, written with great care and an emphasis on the hows and whys of the cooking techniques.

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Chicken with Fennel, Preserved Lemon, and Olives(page 302) If you’re new to Moroccan food, this comforting stovetop braise offers a bright, savory introduction to one of the cuisine’s classic flavor combinations.

Butternut Squash and Tomato Soup(page 189) This dish counts on the richness of pistachios to give Genovese-style basil pesto a new slant. Tossed with al dente spaghetti and small, sweet shrimp, it’s at once familiar and different, and quite delicious.

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