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Algerian recipes by a chef instructor born in France to Algerian parents.
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Update Posted on 01/10/2011

I have moved my cooking school, Ecole de Cuisine Los Angeles, to 9626 Venice Blvd, Culver City 90232. The location will also house a small food emporium, cafe, bookstore and restaurant. My...   Read more

Q: Chef Zadi, I have been looking for a place to purchase a tadjine for stove-top cooking my matloua3. The one I had in Algeria was cast aluminum and was great for swirling the bread around...   Read more
What is Berber Cuisine? Posted on 23/04/2011

It has been said that the measure of the Maghreb (the west) is couscous. There is an invisible culinary line somewhere in Libya separating couscous eating North Africans from the rice...   Read more

A lot of celebrity chefs and food personalities in France and in the United States publish couscous and tagine recipes. I'm going to select a few to review. I will not review for...   Read more
How to Steam Couscous Posted on 20/04/2011

Slideshow photos by jefftafoya.com photography Ingredients: 1 package couscous (500 grams) 1 stick of unsalted butter salt to taste ice cold water as needed Method: 1) Place the couscous in...   Read more
Who are the Berbers and Tuaregs? Posted on 10/04/2011

Berber identification can be regional, cultural, linguistic or political, although in contemporary sociopolitics, it is more often linguistic. Self-identification tends to be more regional...   Read more
Semolina for Breakfast Posted on 08/04/2011

A few weeks ago, I taught a fresh pasta class. I included a semolina egg pasta recipe. The students in the class had never seen semolina flour before, even though all of them had eaten...   Read more

Algerian Berbers in the east of the country, have a particular fondness for semolina. Semolina couscous and semolina flat bread called "kesra" or "aghrum" are staple...   Read more
Lamb: The Other White Meat Posted on 07/04/2011

(Lamb photo shoot) Not really. But local, pastured lamb from Riverside County is very good. I first slaughtered, skinned, eviscerated, and butchered a lamb when I was 14 years old. I...   Read more
Lamb Mechoui for Easter Posted on 07/04/2011

When I first wrote about lamb mechoui five years ago, there were only a handful of posts about it on the internet. A recent Google search for lamb+mechoui shows about 30,700 results,...   Read more
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  • Informative blog but I am seeing more self promotion here then Algerian cooking.
    By heniko 2011-01-20, 14h20
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