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An Algerian Menu International Recipes marga@lacabe.com > > > I must confess that I simply love North African food. I think couscous has > > > been one of the great inventions of human kind. I specially like the sweet > > > and aromatic meat dishes that are so often found in Morocco, but also form > > > part of Algerian cuisine. Needless to say, I was very much looking forward > > > to preparing an Algerian meal. > > > > > > I settled on a menu of chicken soup, lamb and dessert. Soup is the > > > traditional first course in an Algerian meal, and I chose to make a > > > chicken soup so as to use a different meat than in the main dish. I found > > > many different recipes for lamb cuscus and tahinas, many of which sounded > > > great. I settled on sweet lamb because I love sweet food. The recipe said > > > this was almost a dessert meat, but fortunately I found it to be less > > > sweet than that and positively delicious. For dessert I chose a simple > > > fruit salad, because I don't like most of the sweet/syrupy pastries that > > > constitute more traditional desserts. > > > > > > My menu consisted of: > > > > > > Shorba > > > Chicken Soup El Ham Lahlou > > > "Sweet lamb for Ramadan," served with buttered cuscus Chlada Fakya > > > Fruit Salad, served with whipped cream > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > > > > ALGERIAN FOOD LINKS > > > > > > * Bibliography - cookbooks I used > > > > > > > > > * Human Rights in Algeria