Visit Morocco - What to Eat in Morocco from a Local's Perspective

Morocco is one of the fastest growing tourists destinations in the world, and if you are heading there you might want to know what to eat there. In this video we discuss traditional Moroccan food with Ilham from Faim d'epices a Moroccan cooking studio in Marrakech. We discuss Couscous, the various styles of Tajine and much more.
Moroccan Food & What to Eat in Morocco.
Filmed in Marrakech, Morocco
Copyright Mark Wolters 2018

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[Kati]

I love how the chicken runs through the background. Thank you for the video! The best food I ate in Morocco was Lemon Chicken Tajine with Olives and traditional made Salt-Lemons. I really need to revisit Morocco again next year!

[patrickobrien]

Exactly what I've been waiting for! I'm so happy you guys got to experience Morocco - looking forward to more videos!

[johnreed]

I’m alway hungry after watching these.

[kimm]

Great job, Jocelyn! This was interesting!

[lavayuki]

I love Falafel and Tagine, and also moroccon tea! I really enjoyed it when I was in Granada, have yet to go to Morocco though

[AuntieTrichome]

Those “meatballs” are called kefta btw.

[moritz]

Good job as always! Keep up the great work

[brunoschenkman]

The tagine and merguez are amazing in Morocco. Also the pigeon pie with cinnamon.

[lbunnygordon]

Still love couscous as lived in Algiers 5 yrs .. eat it with harissa though .. tagines also so easy to make . no rabbit though.. xx

[rizwanaly]

There goes the food in the background. 😅.. 1:48

[hazelledoll]

I’m laughing at the chicken walking around in the background lol

[remshjgh]

Where are the rest of the morocco videos?

[bmwer]

Finally your going out of EU I am so happy.

[dethklokrocks]

Please go to Dubai or Doha sometime soon

[kinosilenzio]

Good to see, one of the holes in my research was food, by the way what was the orange thingie in a glass? And the snacks toward the end, some of them got overlooked or glossed over. Please advise, and shukran for the video!

[josephbadulak]

What is the Moroccan bread.... which is NOT baked, but is fermented? Yes?

[Jack-iivi]

haven't even watched this video yet but I can guarantee one of the first things that Is spoken about Moroccan food is Cous Cous!

[CynthiaAva]

Are you there now or was this previously recorded?

[DavidinEssexUK]

Is it me or do the links to the chef don’t work.

[paulakpacente]

46 year s ago I had dreams of traveling the world and tasting the local food. Unfortunately, life got in the way, and at 68 my body is shot. Perhaps because I've been a gourmet cook for 56 years I can duplicate some of these recipes. My husband and I left our home in the Chicagoland area 29 years ago, but we still miss the abundance of ethnic food we enjoyed there. Thanks for sharing!