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September 29th 2019
Published: September 29th 2019
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Feasting in Fes. First feast breakfast. Then it’s feasting for the senses as we negotiate the souks. Then it’s feasting time after I prepare our tajine chicken, smoked eggplant and tomato salad and our dessert of orange, orange blossom, cinnamon and mint. No surprise at our Moroccan breakfast, again deluged with fruit, yoghurt and small buns that I spread with goat cheese, honey or jams. Lee... Read Full Entry



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Another trip of a lifetime! How many ‘trips of a lifetime’ can I have? I'm walking the Pennine Way in England and Scotland, driving from Edinburgh down to London then training through France and Spain through Northern Morocco to Marrakech before heading back to Madrid. From there a few days in Doha on the way home. ... full info
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Mohammad the tea and pastries man.Mohammad the tea and pastries man.
Mohammad the tea and pastries man.
Mohammad after learning he is from Morocco and I from Australia.Mohammad after learning he is from Morocco and I from Australia.
Mohammad after learning he is from Morocco and I from Australia.
Under that fez and behind that apron is me.Under that fez and behind that apron is me.
Under that fez and behind that apron is me.
Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.
Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.
Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.
Fes Cookery School and it’s one pupil.
It’s one pupil.It’s one pupil.
It’s one pupil.
The chef.The chef.
The chef.
The danger zone.The danger zone.
The danger zone.
Happy boy. I passed.Happy boy. I passed.
Happy boy. I passed.
Rooftop view.Rooftop view.
Rooftop view.
Rooftop view the other way.Rooftop view the other way.
Rooftop view the other way.
Reporting on cooking progress.Reporting on cooking progress.
Reporting on cooking progress.
If you look like that you better cook well!If you look like that you better cook well!
If you look like that you better cook well!
Ready to eat the results.Ready to eat the results.
Ready to eat the results.
Smoked eggplant and tomato salad. Very good.Smoked eggplant and tomato salad. Very good.
Smoked eggplant and tomato salad. Very good.
Orange, orange blossom water, cinnamon and mint. Forgot to take the pre photo, sorry.Orange, orange blossom water, cinnamon and mint. Forgot to take the pre photo, sorry.
Orange, orange blossom water, cinnamon and mint. Forgot to take the pre photo, sorry.
Chicken and lemon tarjine. Forgot to take the pre shot but there’s not much left.Chicken and lemon tarjine. Forgot to take the pre shot but there’s not much left.
Chicken and lemon tarjine. Forgot to take the pre shot but there’s not much left.
Who is that wearing a fez? Must be Andrew!Who is that wearing a fez? Must be Andrew!
Who is that wearing a fez? Must be Andrew!



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