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Chermoula Ling & Chickpea Tagine

The history of “Moroccan tajine” is debated. It has been suggested that tajine was first introduced to Morocco in the 12th century by the Phoenicians. While another theory attributes it to Tonac civilization that was in Mexico between the 800 and 600 B.C. However, the most plausible evidence attributed it to North Africa and its first settler’s -Berber. Wherever it came from, it is always delicious. You can debate the origins of this dish while you're devouring this dish made with local fish and morrocan inspired chemoula sauce. Warming the soul, you'll forget about where this dish started and just be happy you're eating it.

ContainsFish

Small1 Serve

$23.00

Ingredients

Ling (Fish), Tin crushed tomato, Chickpeas, Water, Cherry tomatoes - tinned, Chermoula [Olive oil, Lemon juice, Garlic, Parsley, fresh coriander, Fine sea salt, Cumin, Turmeric, chilli flakes, Smoked Paprika, Lemon zest, Cinnamon], Onions, sliced, Olive oil, Parsley, Honey

CONTAINS: Fish.

Preparation and storage notes

1. Peel back corner of film.
2. Heat on high for 2-3 min or until heated through.
3. Let stand for 1 min.
4. Carefully peel off film completely from tray. Enjoy!

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