FEZ COOKING CLASS

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FEZ COOKING CLASS

Duration :   4 Hours
The Price :   $30.00
Start Location:   fes
Total Seats :  1/1

Embark on a captivating culinary journey through the heart of Fes medina, where you’ll savor a delightful array of authentic Moroccan dishes guided by a knowledgeable tour expert.

Are you ready to immerse yourself in a four-hour gastronomic adventure in Fez? Join us on an exploration of the winding alleys and hidden gems of Fez’s historic city. Your tour begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation and leads you to the iconic Bab Boujloud gate, from where you’ll venture into the local eateries and backstreets where the people of Fez indulge in their meals. Prepare to engage in a cultural immersion led by a local guide who is well-versed in the art of Moroccan cuisine, eager to share the secrets of preparation and the cultural significance behind each dish.

The cuisine itself is a tantalizing blend of flavors and variety. Your journey will include a visit to a traditional underground wood-fired oven known as a “Faran,” where local households bring trays of dough to be baked at a minimal cost. You’ll also explore a renowned spot where mouthwatering mlawi, harcha, and beghrir are prepared. These Moroccan pancakes are typically enjoyed during breakfast and early evening as a snack known as “Casse la croute.”

As you indulge your sweet tooth, you’ll have the chance to savor the famous Chebakia, a delectable treat combining chewiness with crunchiness, infused with flavors of honey, sesame, and turmeric. This delicacy is a staple during Ramadan’s main meal.

The culinary adventure continues with a taste of Harira, Morocco’s renowned soup, served as a substantial dish during Ramadan and often paired with Chebakia. Harira is a hearty soup featuring tomatoes, herbs, legumes, and meat, offering a satisfying and comforting flavor.

You won’t want to miss the Moroccan grilled lamb Kefta, ground meat seasoned in the traditional Moroccan style, char-grilled to perfection over hot coals, resulting in an irresistibly juicy and flavorful dish.

A delightful pause in your journey awaits with Kheliie, a dried beef dish traditionally enjoyed with eggs and tea in the morning, offering a burst of delicious flavors.

Throughout your tour, you’ll have the opportunity to taste an assortment of fresh juices, various types of dates, cheeses, olives, either spiced with chili or preserved lemon, as well as an array of fresh fruits. And no culinary exploration in Morocco would be complete without the quintessential mint tea experience.

To culminate this exceptional gastronomic journey, you’ll be treated to a scrumptious Moroccan meal before being safely returned to your riad, leaving you with unforgettable flavors and cherished memories

Schedule Details

Couscous

Couscous in Fassi cuisine is a traditional dish that is typically prepared with lamb meat.

Tagine in Fassi

Tagine in Fassi cuisine can be flavored with saffron, ginger, olives, and almonds, among other ingredients.

B'stilla

B'stilla in Fassi cuisine is made with meat (usually chicken or pigeon), eggs, parsley, and various spices.

F.A.Q

What is couscous, and what types of meat are commonly used in its preparation in the Fassi cuisine?

Couscous is a traditional dish in Fassi cuisine, and it is commonly prepared with lamb meat.

What are the main flavors that can be added to the tagine in Fassi cuisine?

 Some of the main flavors that can be added to tagine in Fassi cuisine include saffron, ginger, olives, and almonds.

What are the key ingredients for making b'stilla in Fassi cuisine?

The key ingredients for making b'stilla in Fassi cuisine include meat (usually chicken or pigeon), eggs, parsley, and spices.

What are some of the dishes where fish is used in Fassi cuisine?

Fish is used in dishes such as "fish tagine" and "fish b'stilla" in Fassi cuisine.

What's Included

  • Guide
  • Lunch
  • Meals
  • Welcome Drinks

What's Excluded

  • Additional Services

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