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On 1/6/2019 at 8:22 AM, BonVivant said:Real merguez in Morocco has spices, chillies, harissa. Not red colouring, as told by the grilled meat shop's owner.
Smoke everywhere.
My partner and I visited Morocco this time last year. Whilst in the Medina in Fez we stopped by one of these stalls for lunch. We had the same guy grilling our food in the tiny space. The atmosphere was almost as great as the food.
On 1/6/2019 at 8:22 AM, BonVivant said:Real merguez in Morocco has spices, chillies, harissa. Not red colouring, as told by the grilled meat shop's owner. It has an intense red colouring which does not turn ghastly brown like the meh-guez sold at home. Moroccans are big meat eaters. This plate is already a lot for 2 persons but for them it's only enough for 1.
Smoke everywhere.
Owner uses the table on which customers eat as his work surface. Space is extremely tight in the medina.
My partner and I visited Morocco this time last year. Whilst in the Medina in Fez we stopped by one of these stalls for lunch. We had the same guy grilling our food in the tiny space. The atmosphere was almost as great as the food.
On 1/6/2019 at 8:22 AM, BonVivant said:Real merguez in Morocco has spices, chillies, harissa. Not red colouring, as told by the grilled meat shop's owner. It has an intense red colouring which does not turn ghastly brown like the meh-guez sold at home. Moroccans are big meat eaters. This plate is already a lot for 2 persons but for them it's only enough for 1.
Smoke everywhere.
Owner uses the table on which customers eat as his work surface. Space is extremely tight in the medina.
Off topic..
My partner and I visited Morocco this time last year. Whilst in the Medina in Fez we stopped by one of these stalls for lunch. We had the same guy grilling our food in the tiny space. The atmosphere was almost as great as the food.
