When I saw this food photo, my mouth instantly began to water and I was immediately smitten. This dish is the perfect cold weather stew with a cultural twist...just like I like it!
"Are you like the majority of Americans who only eat apples as a raw snack or in sweet dishes? If yes, you’re not alone – only a few years ago, I was the same. More recently, I’ve taken cue from other cultures that use apples in savory dishes, much like one would use a potato – apples add a tart and sweet dimension to soups, stews and salads." Read more of Andrea's post and find the recipe for this Moroccan delight here. I can't wait to try it!

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I'm thrilled to be a contributor to One Brown Girl, I am a brown girl too. Not only do I have an appetite for amazing food, but I love digging deep on the cultural and historical significance of it.
Thanks Tracy!
Andrea! I love what you're doing, so it was a no-brainer for me to ask you to contribute! Thanks for sharing your love of culture through food. =)
I prepared this dish last night for dinner and it was delicious. I did it with the zuchinni and peas. It was so exciting as I have never prepared a Moroccan dish before much less used apples in any dish other than desserts. I coupled the dish with some downloaded Moroccan music to make for a complete cultural culinary experience.
Glad to hear you enjoyed. Thanks for coming back to report. FYI, if you're a lamb fan there's a similar recipe on Fork Fingers Chopsticks with lamb and pears. Although the pears are also excellent with the chicken version.
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