Deep guides to Moroccan food, culture and cooking
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Travel tips
Eating well as a visitor — safety, shopping, plant-based eating and what to order.
Travel tips · 8 min
Eating With Food Allergies in Morocco
Nuts, sesame and eggs run deep through Moroccan cooking. A practical guide for travellers with food allergies — the ingredients to watch, how to communicate, and how to stay safe.
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A Guide to the Marrakech Food Souks
Beyond the famous handicraft souks lies a whole food market — spice stalls, olive sellers, dried-fruit stands, the meat and produce markets. A map of where to shop for food in the medina.
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Travel tips · 7 min
Buying Fresh Produce in Morocco
Moroccan markets sell fruit and vegetables at their seasonal peak, sold loose and by weight. How to shop the produce stalls, what's in season, and how to buy like a local.
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Buying Meat and Fish in Morocco
The butchers' rows and fish stalls work on their own rules — halal slaughter, whole cuts, buying by weight, and having your purchase cooked on the spot. How to shop for meat and fish.
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A Guide to the Fes Food Markets
The markets of Fes el-Bali are among the most atmospheric in Morocco — the R'cif produce halls, the fish and meat souks, the spice and dried-fruit stalls. A guide to shopping the old city.
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A Guide to Casablanca's Food Markets
Casablanca's markets are modern and seafood-driven — the famous Central Market where you buy fish and have it cooked, the Habous quarter for sweets, and the everyday municipal markets.
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A Guide to Photographing Moroccan Food and Markets
The souks, spice pyramids and steaming tagines are irresistible to photograph — but there is etiquette to observe. How to take beautiful, respectful food and market photos in Morocco.
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Picnic Spots Around Marrakech
Escape the medina crush with a market picnic — the Menara gardens, the Palmeraie, the Ourika valley and the Atlas foothills. Where to spread a blanket and what to pack for it.
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Learn these techniques hands-on in a Marrakech cooking class.