Morocco, December 9th-24th 2005
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Can't remember the name of this little village, which is where tajines are from | |||||
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We arrived in Marakesh together with an annoying rain shower that lasted for our entire visit. | |||||
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A food court/market is set up in the main Marakesh square every night. Every restaurant of the city mounts its own stand. There's an entire section devoted to orange juices: something like 50 permanent stands! | |||
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If you don't let yourself be dragged in at every stand, you can taste a variety of recipes and have dinner with just a couple of euros. | ||||
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Pushed in 5.2 MB |
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Elbow dip! 4.8 MB |
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Seulement pour voir! Pour le plaisir des yeux! And I ended up buying the red carpet, a wooden camel and a lamp made of (real) camel skin. | |||||
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Visiting the Medina | ||
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Shaping... 9 MB |
...chess-men 8.6 MB |
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Our Riad in Marakesh, ran by a French lady whose son married a Moroccan girl. | ||
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Buying spices 7.4 MB |
The tajine recipe 5.3 MB |
Last tricks in Italian 5.7 MB |
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The result of cooking meat... 3.3 MB |
...for 8 hours beneath the earth 5.5 MB |
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Moroccan breakfast at the riad. | ||
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