Shekshouka is an Algerian dish eaten mostly at lunch or dinner. This recipe uses seasonal ramps to amp up the flavor and gorgonzola dolce adds just the right saltiness and creaminess needed.
Read MoreAlgerian carrot salad is spicy and fresh. The carrots are steamed or boiled so they are softened and then mixed with a mix of herbs and spices.
Read MoreThis pudding uses rice flour as a base and rose water for the flavor. It is fresh and light.
Read MoreStewed stinging nettles, parsley and oregano are so good. Add some yogurt and you have a delicious stew or salad.
Read MoreThis potato cheese croquettes recipe is for Algerian Sfiriyya (sferiya), made with mashed potatoes, sharp cheese, caramelized onions, and rolled in panko bread crumbs.
Read MoreThe Algerian Garlic Tagine, also known as Tagine M’thawwam features garlic three ways, minced in the meat, browned in the sauce, and fresh in the harissa. It is cooked with meatballs, meat chunks and chickpeas. This dish is always served with salads and bread.
Read MoreTajine Alh’luw which literally translates to Sweet Tajine is made with dried apricots, prunes, raisins, apples, almonds and beef. We added dried sour cherries to ours for an all American twist.
Read MoreThis creamy chickpea stew recipe, also called Doubara, is an Algerian stew made of chickpeas, fava beans, tomatoes, herbs, and spices.
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