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oofencocotte

oofencocotte

Couldn't show you photos without some medical scan of my stomach I'm afraid :)

 

It was excellent. The crispiness of the roasted eggplant was important to the texture. Very deep flavours of Morocco. The lemon in there I think created something very new that I wasn't used to. 

 

To be honest I don't think I've ever had artichoke hearts and don't even know what they look like, so I don't know how they would compare. But eggplant worked!

 

I fried some raw rice with garlic and ginger paste and then boiled it in vegetable stock for 15 minutes and that was a great accompaniment. 

oofencocotte

oofencocotte

Couldn't show you photos without some medical scan of my stomach I'm afraid :)

 

It was excellent. The crispiness of the roasted eggplant was important to the texture. Very deep flavours of Morocco. The lemon in there I think created something very new that I wasn't used to. 

 

I fried some raw rice with garlic and ginger paste and then boiled it in vegetable stock for 15 minutes and that was a great accompaniment. 

oofencocotte

oofencocotte

Couldn't show you photos without some medical scan of my stomach I'm afraid :)

 

It was excellent. The crispiness of the roasted eggplant was important to the texture. Very deep flavours of Morocco. The lemon in there I think created something very new that I wasn't used to. 

 

I fried some raw rice with garlic and ginger paste and then steamed it for 15 minutes and that was a great accompaniment. 

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