Moroccan Tagine (First Taste!)

Tagine Zhor: 1a N Parade, Bath BA1 1LF, United Kingdom

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[mouhssinemaraji]

As a Moroccan. I can confirm that moroccan cuisine is nothing like u know. There is a whole amount of spices and cooking technics that have nothing to do with ur native ones so i highly encourage you to search.u ll be surprised by the amount of food diversity we have. I hope u liked the Tagine. Love u btw ❤️
Ps: u should try Couscous next

[ferdinandundzig]

I've had Chicken that was prepared in one of these when I was in Morocco, still the most tender chicken I've ever had. Very pleasant.

[satinflowers]

It doesn't really look like any tajine I've had before tbh (yours looks more soupy, that's not really the kind of bread you eat with it etc.) but I'm sure it was delicious either way.

[mattwarrensocal]

Moroccan spices are fabulous. Should become more popular in west.

[MohammedT]

as a Muslim a love tagine it’s one of my fav foods

[TheMeganDaily]

Omg I’m
Obsessed with Moroccan Tagines!

[Hamzaben]

It looks like it has all the right ingredients, but it looks too watery, the sauce is supposed to be thicker. Glad you enjoyed it.

[pisn_xd]

I am from Morocco and the ones you got looks amazing, my mum makes the chicken preserved lemon and olives tagine, and my family don’t really use the actual tagine unless we are in Morocco. But there are many more kind of things in Morocco so you should visit.

Especially in fes where I am from

[izziebeabea]

If you are still interested in trying traditional english food, you should go to this small village in Cornwall, called boscastle. It is where they have brilliant pasties and it has breathtakingly scenic cliff walks. Loving this series!

[noobnub]

nice, that looks extremely delicious, enjoy these videos about different cuisines

[roseyrima]

You should eat more Moroccan food it is so tasty I am sure you will absolutely ador it

[Ater_Draco]

I've always wanted to try that restaurant, but each time I've been to Bath it's been outside the opening hours. Your meal looks 🔥🔥

[Mya]

Okay okay, im moroccan, AND MY FAV DISH IS TAGINE! that made me happy❤

[jaxf]

They aren’t typically served with couscous, that’s a separate dish all together, usually eaten on Fridays. They aren’t usually as soupy as that either, more of a thick, rich and delicious sauce that is eaten with bread.

[The]

You mentioned coffee in one of your recent videos - you must try Colonna and Smalls coffee while you are in bath. Award winning coffee that honestly tastes different to any you will have had before! Plus great aesthetics for a video

[Abcd-brmz]

Hi Jeanelle! If you’re in Bath still I recommend going to Bristol, it’s around 15 minutes on the train from Bath

[sarahwalker]

Oooo looks good. I hope to try someday

[mazs]

Go to Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House and Museum in Bath!! It's so cute and its the oldest restaurant in Bath in one of the oldest houses. It does the traditional Bath Bunn and it's DELICIOUS. I had supper there a few years ago and it was fantastic, so cool to eat history and again it tasted so good!
I saw that you found that Victorian place in Manchester really cool. Well Sally Lunn's is from the 1400's!!!

(Also fun fact I'm half English half Moroccan, it's really cool to see you trying both my cultures haha)

[kimmycup]

I had a chicken tagine once and it was really nice and strangely familiar despite new spices mix. It's just that comfort combination of chicken and veggies.

[catsauce]

Looks pretty authentic tbh.
I haven't had tajin cooked food in a minute 😿 gonna have to visit my family soon now that I crave Moroccan food 😹