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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Making traditional Moroccan couscous

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Making traditional Moroccan couscous. Recently two of The View from Fez. Team took part in a traditional couscous preparation course. Australia's legendary young chef, Katerina Annels, has kindly done a review for us. Suzanna Clarke took the photographs. Here is Katerina's report. Once the crumbs are formed the couscous is pasted through a course sieve, a little more flour (finer this time) is added to the cr...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Eid Festival in Fez.

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Eid Festival in Fez. The View from Fez. Team were invited into a local Moroccan home to celebrate Eid. Our host was the gracious Thami from Thami's Restaurant. Just after we arrived two visitors to Fez also were invited in. One was from Mexico and the other was Tess, from Sydney, Australia. Would like to thank Thami and his family for their warm generosity. The first of three sheep makes its entrance. Return ...

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The Littlest Barista Abroad | Spilling the beans from a slightly smaller perspective. | Page 2

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Spilling the beans from a slightly smaller perspective. The Littlest Barista Abroad. Celebrate Good Times, Yellah! Please excuse my prolonged absence from the blogging world. A combined set of bad circumstances kept me preoccupied:. On Friday, my roommate and I took a walk to a beautiful, secluded ocean spot near my apartment. We were so surprised that we’d never visited this oasis (see left)! Photo credit to Wajida Syed. Dreaming in Moulay Idriss. This weekend I found my own little piece of heaven in a ...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Making perfect Moroccan mint tea

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Making perfect Moroccan mint tea. Bronwen Edwards is an Australian currently spending a few days in Fez. She so enjoyed Moroccan mint tea and wanted to know more about how it is made. With the help of Samira from Riad Laaroussa. Who writes the blog " A Moroccan Kitchen. She discovered the best way to get a glass of perfect mint tea was to make it herself. First things first. find the right mint. Tip: Moroccan...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Fez Fashion - A Feast of Fez Fashions on Display

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Fez Fashion - A Feast of Fez Fashions on Display. The first Fez Fashion Show of 2012 went off without a hitch. Planned to be the first of many, it was attended by a crowd of over 200 and was held in the luscious surrounds of Jardin des Biehn in the Fez Medina. The show featured the work of three designers – Karina Duebner. From Fez; Mahmoud Benslimane. From Tangier and Bangkok-based Anan Sorsutham. They did t...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Tissa Horse Festival 2011 ~ Photo Essay

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Tissa Horse Festival 2011 Photo Essay. The View from Fez team arrived in Tissa in the early morning. Festivities and competition was not due to start until around 9.30 am, so we spent time chatting with locals and checking out the magnificent horses as they were prepared for the big event - the Fantasia. There was also a fair bit of horse-trading, with good horses selling for between 4000 and 9000 Euro. The T...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Around Fez - Visiting Moulay Idriss

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Around Fez - Visiting Moulay Idriss. Take one mountainside house in a charming village medina, add lots of light and a flash of artistic flair, and you get a superb retreat that's ideal for a break away from the imperial cities of Fez and Meknes. First thing we did was climb a lot of steps. Pausing every few feet to take in the views down the side alleys. An eye out for passing trade. Was invited to preview D...

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From Ridge to Reef and City to City: August 2011

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From Ridge to Reef and City to City. Travel. Culture. Food. Community. Sunday, August 14, 2011. Part II: Volubilis, or the Hunt for the Ancient Phallus. Sometimes, having the humor of a 16-year-old boy can be an asset; the dogged determination to find the penis carved into the rock led us on a 2-hour search and covered most of the ancient site. Maybe that's what drives all great archeologists, the search for the perfect ancient dick joke. (Photo at end). Which came first, the olives or the Romans? Some h...

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal: Preparing for Eid al-Adha in Fez

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The View from Fez - Photo Journal. A selection of photographic essays depicting life in Morocco. Preparing for Eid al-Adha in Fez. Buying a sheep for Eid has never been easier. You can purchase them in a nearby souk, go to the country and negotiate with a farmer, or to the local supermarket where they have erected tents and sell the rams by the kilogram. Then of course, there is the Internet and buying on-line. One must be a specialist to haggle and buy a good quality ram.". Some methods are easier.