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call to prayer, casablanca, city sounds, coucous, food, hot peppers, moroccan city, Morocco, travel
Fridays are for couscous. And it seems every Moroccan follows this tradition. Mokhtar’s sister and her family were kind enough to invite me over to enjoy it with them! It was the best couscous I’ve ever had. Amazing! It had kind of a spice to it and she served fresh hot peppers with it besides. She will give me the recipe and allow me to make it with her next week when I return to their home.
It was great spending time with these family members! Four children aged 16, 12, 7, and 2. Lots of energy and joy in that home! And such love. It was really a great time. The home is beautiful, which is always fun to see, but it was comfortable and they are wonderful hosts.
I slept on the Moroccan sofas in the living room with the 12 year old daughter and it was an excellent nights’ sleep with donkey hooves sounding down the street in the night, cats fighting, birds singing, and all kinds of other Moroccan city sounds! And then the call to prayer which always first wakes me, then lulls me back to a deep sleep. Ah, Morocco!
I love couscous. My mom always made it a couple times during the month when I was grown up. I haven’t had some in awhile, and this post is making me crave it now. Thanks for sharing and keep up the awesome work 🙂
I just wish we had smell-o-vision so I could share how good this couscous smelled! Yum! Thanks for sharing your experience!
You’re welcome and thanks for the awesome picture. If you ever want to read some funny and inspirational stories, you are more than welcome to stop by my blog and have a cup of Joe 🙂
Definitely! I will!
Thanks and I hope you enjoy your Cup of Joe 🙂