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By Christine Benlafquih, About.com Guide to Moroccan Food

Tagine Makfoul - Meat with Caramelized Onions and Tomatoes

Wednesday July 1, 2009

Photo © Christine Benlafquih

Tagine Makfoul is a classic Moroccan dish featuring savory stewed meat topped with caramelized onions and tomatoes. Sweet and spicy, I made it for a family meal the other day when I wanted something fairly quick and easy to make. Using a pressure cooker sped up the process, but you can also make the Tagine Makfoul Recipe in a conventional pot or traditional tagine.

Moroccan Wheat Bread and Semolina Bread are both especially good with sweet and spicy tagines. Oranges with Cinnamon and Orange Flower Water makes a light and refreshing dessert.

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