the only international show that gave moroccan cuisine some justice !! all the plats were authentic and as a Moroccan i m realy proud of this presentation.
Beautiful country with lovely respectful people, I love Morocco and this is where I had my honeymoon with my Moroccan husband which I’m grateful for!!!!
I was there two weeks and ate nothing but healthy food! I lost 7 pounds without even trying. Admittedly there was also a lot of walking to do and every step worth it. I had Preserved Lemon Chicken, Rabbit Tangine where the person next to me ate the eyeball, ecargo very cheap, lambs head, and cous cous, to name what I can remember. Even the taco bell pizza was healthier than anything I could obtain in the US. It's just wild. I Love it and can't wait to return. If you like to try new things and have never been there. It's the place to go. If you want to try the more interesting things a little at a time, there's plenty of regular choices as well.
if you cant find healthy food in the US you arent trying....what does the country have to do with anything? eating healthy is your choice, your responsibility and every country has healthy food
While I really like Bourdain and his dry, laconic view of the world, Jamie's enthusiasm and excitement are contagious, and he comes the closest to the experience I had when I traveled to Morocco with my mate. Plus he shows you how to make it at home!
Yes, yes, yes. I think Moroccan cuisine is listed as the third most delicious cuisine in the world! My mother wrote two fabulous cookbooks on Morocco. Her name is Paula Wolfert.
@System of mind he he...ya 7mar le Maroc c'est le glorieux pays du Maghreb, une longue histoire et tradition berbero-andalouse....les algeriens ont rien soit il prennent ce que du Maroc ou bien des turques
I know this footage is old , BUT WOW!!!!!! I miss this food and this country. I can only pray to return VERY soon !!! Was here for 12 days my last visit and lost 9 pounds... GREAT FOOD Fresh and FREE from the crap they inject into the "meats" here... We reall don't know what we are putting in our bodies, you might die if you truly knew the crap you eat here it's disturbing and we make excuses for trash we put into our mouths.. I returned home and ONLY feed Halal meats to my children and myself!! Thanks for sharing , love it !
I gained 30 Lbs since I moved to the states. I try to work out everyday but nothing changed. When I go to Morocco, I eat like a beast, I don't work out except the few miles walking while enjoying the motherland, meanwhile, I lose weight. How? Idk
because your eating food that has not been tainted with experimental antibiotics and whatever else they lie and tell us to make chicken fatter and cows bigger ... its scary.+زماكري Am (י)
I cooked a Tangia myself inspired by this video. It's super easy to make it at home as in a Marrakech market. The taste is unique, a real impression for those who never tried Moroccan food.
This is so pristine and amazing! It reminds me of India almost 35 years ago, some villagers used to cook freshly culled goat or chicken in earthenware pots. We have moved so ahead with technologies but that meat taste, I have never experienced ever! Thank you Jamie for bringing us the originality.
***** Don't worry brother welcome to morocco it's full of berbers not arabs ! altough most population speak Darija it's a combination of berber arabic and french !
+sami ajre I'm not sure you understand the definition of a country. The US has more diversity and literally spans a continent and yet we would never call ourselves anything but a country.
Cagnazzo techniclly it's a country (by a geographic retrospective) but in history , you have a country in the center of the VOLCAN , (that's why we are an exception , it's not peru or korea my friend ) connection point between africa and europe , africa and berbers , morrocan's and Khalifat islamic wolrd (by the way they have never colonised morroco unlike serbia or austria..and many others ;) we don't have arab spring even if others think we are arab ;) so yeah we are an exception in everything ) so much condensed beauty in such reduce geographic country we have 3 continents in 1 country LOL sorry buddy last thing , juish people are treated very well here in Morocco , so be carefull when you say america have more cultural diversity because i feel they are going back to the darkest side of their historical persecution to minorities (i hope trapp is not going to update what should never come back in humanity )
Legendary Saiyajin well the main difference is that US has no history compared to Morocco. This is a fact : the kingdom of morocco was the first country to recognize the USA as a country 400 years ago
djeema al fna (markets in Marrakesh) good food, spices, oj, khobiz (bread), tangine slow cooked meat dishes….lamb, cumin, ginger, fennel, salt water pickled lemons, garlic, pepper and 3-12mth old salted butter!!…or beef, chick peas, tomatoes, cumin , cinnamon… bastela: sweet snail pastry of fill pastry filled with almond paste and rose petals or savoury with fish, chicken….
Great show Jamie! The lamb in Morocco tastes great, I tried to duplicate some dishes here in the US but the lamb here tastes different and not as good.
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Jamie dear, isn't it ab fab to be in Morocco, after many years it was easy to make up my mind about the food: It's the best in the world. Eat couscous with your fingers, heavenly Tagine, Harira at Ramadan, m'bastille, kefta, food glorious food. Shugran Morocco.
Don't be afraid. I went alone last year for a week and stayed in a Riad in the Medina. The people were amazing and extremely helpful. No-one approached me except to try and sell stuff but it's easy to get away. You should go!!
Morocco is truly an enchanting country to visit Fes, Meknes and Marrakesh are defiantly recommended stops the medinas are a journey into an ali baba fairytale, very friendly people beautiful mosaic tiled structures, I'm an African American and I was treated extremely well. fond memories of lying in a mezzanine at night sipping mint tea and looking at the jeweled skies of the Sahara, waking to the sounds of finches, the azan(call to prayer) eating the delicious exotic foods. exploring the labyrinth of souks browsing the beautiful Berber artistry. morocco is a treasure for the eyes. One thing I would like to share with all travelers is to make a stop at the local orphanage and offer to contribute to the childrens needs in some way. During my visit I got so much more than i could afford by simply going with a good heart. InshaAllah
such a enjoyable ride to see this journey of urs through Marrakech. really u cooked so well . loved to see as if iwas with u in reality .thanks for sharing .
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Marrakesh is a tourist trap and looks like a Western movie set. It's not the real Morocco. It's where most tourists go so they stay in their comfort zone. For the real, authentic deal, go to Fez instead. It's walled double city is the largest and best preserved medieval old city in the world (Google it). You'll see very few tourists there and immense size and population density. You're really back in the 13th century. Be aware, though, that it's easy to get lost there even with signed maps. You will be out of your Western comfort zone in many ways. This is for travelers, not tourists. Still, we have traveled in 5 continents and have been in 5 ME countries. The Fez Medina is the most exotic, otherworldly place we have ever been. To see even more after exploring it on your own, hire a local guide thru your hotel. There are some places hard to find on your own. Some of them are truly unbelievable.
Morocco was a protectorate of France for fifty or so years. That's largely when it got influenced. And on the flipside there are French dishes that are older than the earliest independent Morocco too. Granted, those dishes are older than France as a country too, point being people were living and eating things in these regions long before any modern state appeared.
I mean being Mid-North African, I really don't like Mediterranean food, but I love the enthusiasm behind Jamie. When I was in Morocco I hated it, I mostly stayed in the hotel and went hiking since there was a huge mountain behind the hotel I resided in. I really love the history of Morocco and I think it's a great country, but honestly I don't really like Arabian culture that much. I mean being Libyan myself I grew up with Greek and Italian culture around me and a mix of American and British. I loved Greek monuments and history, till this day I love Greece, such a wonderland of a haven on earth. Beautiful islands and culture. So much of the food I grew with is Italian, and rightly so, although I am not a huge fan of it like I mentioned earlier, I can never deny how good it is. I also had all the sea food I can wish for. I remember I used to go to the local fish monger's pier in my city with my dad after buying a sandwich, to pick from huge varieties of sea food and even have it fried at the place. Ofcourse it wasn't alive, I can't stand people that do that. But yet it was just, magical in a sense. It's been 15 years now, since then I have been living in the UK, great nation, lots of varieties of food. I love the British food, and I have the pleasure to eat Scottish, Irish and Welsh too, Scottish sea food is unbelievably wonderful, and I my little personal favourite is the whisky ; ) Now I am stuck in London, I feel like the "takeaways" are horrific but street food and some exceptional restaurants make up for it. I'm sorry I went off topic by a huge margin. What I wanted to say is that I envy Jamie's enthusiasm towards picking and choosing what you put in your mouth, I feel like I have learned to appreciate a bit of "extra" culture more than I tend to.
Kanitas Luchianito erm, forgive me, I didn't realise you cared so much, I am sorry, I should of filed a report and sent it to you just to give me permission to have my own opinion. Why are you so mad? I hated morocco, what's the problem? Not like you never even said something like that before. anyways before I mute you for ever, go fuck yourself.
Unique & beautiful nation. May peace, water, wealth, health & prosperity come to Morocco, Moroccan people & people all over the world.
Thunks for your nice comment and wishes to morocco, i hoppe you best wishes too, i am a moroccan from casablanca.
l'inferno
i live in the country XD
Casa Mar i am moroccan from Casablanca too
Wullop Khin ameen
the only international show that gave moroccan cuisine some justice !! all the plats were authentic and as a Moroccan i m realy proud of this presentation.
Beautiful country with lovely respectful people, I love Morocco and this is where I had my honeymoon with my Moroccan husband which I’m grateful for!!!!
Jamie is a good person. We can see this in his words, smiley face. I JUST adore his cuisine and all his shows. Best Jamie.
I was there two weeks and ate nothing but healthy food! I lost 7 pounds without even trying. Admittedly there was also a lot of walking to do and every step worth it. I had Preserved Lemon Chicken, Rabbit Tangine where the person next to me ate the eyeball, ecargo very cheap, lambs head, and cous cous, to name what I can remember. Even the taco bell pizza was healthier than anything I could obtain in the US. It's just wild. I Love it and can't wait to return. If you like to try new things and have never been there. It's the place to go. If you want to try the more interesting things a little at a time, there's plenty of regular choices as well.
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if you cant find healthy food in the US you arent trying....what does the country have to do with anything? eating healthy is your choice, your responsibility and every country has healthy food
Yes the US does have healthy food, but depending on where you live, expect to pay up to an arm or leg!
mizzpoetrics yeah, vegetables are expensive......anymore excuses?
I said vegetables are expensive depending on where you live, which is a fact for some, ppl living in inner cities, so how tf is that an excuse?
Nature, Simplicity, Life, Love, & diversity that's Morocco.
You forgot carpets
I LOVE the sound of the birds chirping in the background... makes everything even more Lovely than it already is.
انا بعشق المغرب , ربنا يكتبلنا زيارتها ,
While I really like Bourdain and his dry, laconic view of the world, Jamie's enthusiasm and excitement are contagious, and he comes the closest to the experience I had when I traveled to Morocco with my mate. Plus he shows you how to make it at home!
Thank you very much to encourage me I will come next summer to see beautiful people and country!!!
+ljiljana stanikic Try Agadir it's nice too
+ljiljana stanikic well come
+Sôôkà Marocaine THANK YOU!
IRONY NEVER HELPED ANYONE TO BE GOOD PERSON!!?
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I lived 4 years in Morocco. My wife is Moroccan. Watching this is like reliving some very nice times :)
Issa La Rose tazzz 3liha
@@elhinm07 zamel
This is awesome.
Lovely food, lovely scenery and such an colouring life!
I am a tunisian with kabyle origines and i wish that i will live in morocco
long live amazigh people and long live Tamezgha forever free
I really wish to visit Morocco one day. Amine, InshaAllah
Ur always welCome Too MoroCco
Shokran bzzaf Ayman :) I will definitely come to Morocco one day!
one of my favorite African places that I want to visit...
+Sha Sha make sure to bring a pocket knife and paper spry
Sarah LTV why?
Beautiful country and culture. The food is amazing and so much richness to everything. I hope to visit Morocco soon.
Yes, yes, yes. I think Moroccan cuisine is listed as the third most delicious cuisine in the world! My mother wrote two fabulous cookbooks on Morocco. Her name is Paula Wolfert.
Leila Wolfert second most delicious cuisine in the word not third 🙂
الله يبارك جا مسكين هبلاتو الثقافة
خوكم من الجزائر
***** العباد لي هوايتهم يردو عالغاشي فاليوتوب بتعليقات مستفزة
كيما حبيت نيماجينهم مقدرتش
انا نتخيلهم هذاك النوع تاع العباد لي عندهم ادمان عالعادة السرية
ولا مراهقين مزالهم يبولو فالفراش
وسمك ناس وصلت للقمر
ابني حياتك واخرج مالعالم الافتراضي ونقص سبونش شوية راك راح تهبل يا لي ماشي فاهم
***** هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه
بارك الله فيك و فخوتنا فالجزائر
@System of mind
he he...ya 7mar le Maroc c'est le glorieux pays du Maghreb, une longue histoire et tradition berbero-andalouse....les algeriens ont rien soit il prennent ce que du Maroc ou bien des turques
@@amaroussama الله يرحم والديك
he's the best. Jamie is king
Watching this man's cooking makes me happy.
I know this footage is old , BUT WOW!!!!!! I miss this food and this country. I can only pray to return VERY soon !!! Was here for 12 days my last visit and lost 9 pounds... GREAT FOOD Fresh and FREE from the crap they inject into the "meats" here... We reall don't know what we are putting in our bodies, you might die if you truly knew the crap you eat here it's disturbing and we make excuses for trash we put into our mouths.. I returned home and ONLY feed Halal meats to my children and myself!! Thanks for sharing , love it !
I gained 30 Lbs since I moved to the states. I try to work out everyday but nothing changed. When I go to Morocco, I eat like a beast, I don't work out except the few miles walking while enjoying the motherland, meanwhile, I lose weight. How? Idk
because your eating food that has not been tainted with experimental antibiotics and whatever else they lie and tell us to make chicken fatter and cows bigger ... its scary.+زماكري Am (י)
Sadly true
khadijah279
you are welcome Sister
I cooked a Tangia myself inspired by this video. It's super easy to make it at home as in a Marrakech market. The taste is unique, a real impression for those who never tried Moroccan food.
I dream of going to Marakesh some day.... Awesome, loved this 🙏‼️
This is so pristine and amazing!
It reminds me of India almost 35 years ago, some villagers used to cook freshly culled goat or chicken in earthenware pots. We have moved so ahead with technologies but that meat taste, I have never experienced ever!
Thank you Jamie for bringing us the originality.
Watch it a Few years ago, Watch it again. This is Why I love his cooking style , Non Bullshit
True! Real food. And his recipes always work!
المغرب بلد الخير والكرم وكل من زاره راى اشياء لاتوجد في باقي بقاع العالم وتكون زيارته من افضل الزيارات له
+Fati Rabat 3andek lhe9 walakin kanchouf had le7rof d l3arbia katjini T9ia
LEO Messi HAHA
***** Don't worry brother welcome to morocco it's full of berbers not arabs ! altough most population speak Darija it's a combination of berber arabic and french !
LEO Messi I bet you're really bad at football.
***** depends you mean american foot ball or Football
Morroco is not a country
it's a CONTINENT by itself
so much richeness and diversity , i love my country
+sami ajre I'm not sure you understand the definition of a country.
The US has more diversity and literally spans a continent and yet we would never call ourselves anything but a country.
Cagnazzo
techniclly it's a country (by a geographic retrospective)
but in history , you have a country in the center of the VOLCAN , (that's why we are an exception , it's not peru or korea my friend )
connection point between africa and europe , africa and berbers , morrocan's and Khalifat islamic wolrd (by the way they have never colonised morroco unlike serbia or austria..and many others ;)
we don't have arab spring even if others think we are arab ;) so yeah we are an exception in everything )
so much condensed beauty in such reduce geographic country
we have 3 continents in 1 country LOL sorry buddy
last thing , juish people are treated very well here in Morocco , so be carefull when you say america have more cultural diversity because i feel they are going back to the darkest side of their historical persecution to minorities (i hope trapp is not going to update what should never come back in humanity )
Not sure the US has more diversity. Morocco has an older history and is more diverse.
Legendary Saiyajin well the main difference is that US has no history compared to Morocco. This is a fact : the kingdom of morocco was the first country to recognize the USA as a country 400 years ago
Legendary Saiyajin the US has no culture
wow, great show. I would love visit Morocco. big fan of Jamie
James Schooley yes beautiful country
i saw that on 2019 ... thanks for all your shows jamie ... i like them all
When he said this man keeps feeding me, I can totally relate whenever I go there LOL
Absolutely beautiful mashallah. Great people, wonderful food and a stunning country. I've been twice and loved both trips.
He's pure talent! And definitely easy on the eyes!
djeema al fna (markets in Marrakesh) good food, spices, oj, khobiz (bread), tangine slow cooked meat dishes….lamb, cumin, ginger, fennel, salt water pickled lemons, garlic, pepper and 3-12mth old salted butter!!…or beef, chick peas, tomatoes, cumin , cinnamon…
bastela: sweet snail pastry of fill pastry filled with almond paste and rose petals or savoury with fish, chicken….
+Janice Reiersen Orange juice :p
yeah but you must buy a tagine in your country and try to make your own healthy dishes
Fond memories of Marrakech. Great food and people.
I love Morocco. I've been to here twice and I want to stay longer there in the future!
One of the great things about travelling has to be discovering all the new types of food the place has to offer and Morocco is no exception.
I love the little birds chirping in the background.
Great show Jamie! The lamb in Morocco tastes great, I tried to duplicate some dishes here in the US but the lamb here tastes different and not as good.
I fill like visiting this country!
+Raushan Zhanshuak Check this out ! Just got 250 Euros from lidl!
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+Raushan Zhanshuak You really should! Always welcome here :)
welcome raushan i can help u to find nice place to stay & see nice view
+isabelle eden are you moroccan isabelle
Wilbo Madani Yes
5:30 Azan.....
love it!!! 👏👍
l visited Morocco its nice to see dis video as it brings so much memories
Jamie I think you have the best cooking shows out there. A true legend to me.
oh my god i love this food it's sooooo delicious
wat a dish i love jamies cooking truly inspired by his way of cooking divine Marrakesh
it's all BIO in the older and best kingdom in the world! thank's
Jamie dear, isn't it ab fab to be in Morocco, after many years it was easy to make up my mind about the food: It's the best in the world. Eat couscous with your fingers, heavenly Tagine, Harira at Ramadan, m'bastille, kefta, food glorious food. Shugran Morocco.
Azaan sound is fabulous
Gosh! just when i thought i couldn't love this guy more....way to go Jamie! Best chef ever! :)
amazing food n recipes from morocco. gud episode.
Beautiful people, beautiful experience !!
Thanks for sharing love this video. Great job!!!!
The tangia portable stew is a brilliant concept and method of cooking.
d34dj0k3r dinazor
Amazing great video can't wait to go there
LMAO the last few minutes when the Moroccan dudes are doing lines from Little Britain! Funny stuff xD
+Bernie For The Future SHUT UP!!
the moroccan sense of humour is on point, especially that of marrakesh
Thank you Jamie. I watch your cooking show on Makeful almost every day :)
i wish i could make moroccan stew and couscous at home
i want to visit morocco
Jamie really loves that!!! "How cool" he should upload the old stuff too
blade ya zin lboldan , lkhir w lkaram w joud , allah yhfadha man kol ghachach ha9oud !
???? EN please
+main mian my country ( Morocco )is the beautiful countries in the world , GOD protected my country of the dangers
Don't be afraid. I went alone last year for a week and stayed in a Riad in the Medina. The people were amazing and extremely helpful. No-one approached me except to try and sell stuff but it's easy to get away. You should go!!
MARAVILLOSO PAIS ESPECIALMENTE CON MUCHO CARIÑO HAPPY EID AGA
That food looks great!
Morocco is truly an enchanting country to visit Fes, Meknes and Marrakesh are defiantly recommended stops the medinas are a journey into an ali baba fairytale, very friendly people beautiful mosaic tiled structures, I'm an African American and I was treated extremely well. fond memories of lying in a mezzanine at night sipping mint tea and looking at the jeweled skies of the Sahara, waking to the sounds of finches, the azan(call to prayer) eating the delicious exotic foods. exploring the labyrinth of souks browsing the beautiful Berber artistry. morocco is a treasure for the eyes. One thing I would like to share with all travelers is to make a stop at the local orphanage and offer to contribute to the childrens needs in some way. During my visit I got so much more than i could afford by simply going with a good heart. InshaAllah
''This man keeps feeding me'' hahaha, I cried laughing at this one.
That was great Chef. You're always welcomed.
such a enjoyable ride to see this journey of urs through Marrakech. really u cooked so well . loved to see as if iwas with u in reality .thanks for sharing .
I miss my Morocco!
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Miss this delicious food❤️🇲🇦
Nice one Jamie Oliver I come from morocco you are cool
i wish we had those kind of markets ,,so many things there ,,wooooooooo
10:56 that tree looks like Queen Victoria
+boltageist wooow! u got it !
The People that cuss out Moroccan food need to watch this, so much variety in our cooking....
From Gordon Ramzy Moroccan cuisine top1 winner 🏆I am oliver’s follower & fan
Morocco 🇬🇮🇲🇦❤️
I was in marrakech just yesterday it was amazinggg! Especially the square jamaa el fna at night I wanna go back already aghh
my favorite celebrity chef #teamjaime
i LOOVED that lamb sholder! i'm totally doing it next eid ! ( muslims will undersdand what i mean hahah ) thanks jamie! allways inspiring^^
Need the bread to go with the tagine in the tangier. Can't really have one, without the other. Enjoyed watching your video, brings back great memories
while i agree, but any bread will do
welcom to all british people in morocco my beauty country!
you either love it or hate it and i love it
I should be there in October, Insha’Allah.
Omg he is prepared couscous . I think isn't same,my,mum delicious
my dad grew up in sicily and he grew up with a communal oven near his home....
Nice jamie oliver wonderfull job good luck
i like seeing him cooking
wow marruecos te amo
jamie lafricain il sait allier tuos les arts
il est tt simplement doue jaime le voir preparer
Hij is een geweldige man heel veel succes Jamie 👍👍
Love ur program so much^^
We have Spanish influences too. So are really big mix. But lovely
+Medallion App Too but our food has influences from them. Just like the french cuisine.
he went first for the tanjia, this man knows what he's doing
HAhahahahahahaha 46:19 i'm only the gay in the village LOOL
MOROCCO a beauty it self
bravo Jamie ❤❤
That was AMAZING.
Morocco is probably one of the best Muslim countries to visit
Marrakesh is a tourist trap and looks like a Western movie set. It's not the real Morocco. It's where most tourists go so they stay in their comfort zone.
For the real, authentic deal, go to Fez instead. It's walled double city is the largest and best preserved medieval old city in the world (Google it). You'll see very few tourists there and immense size and population density. You're really back in the 13th century.
Be aware, though, that it's easy to get lost there even with signed maps. You will be out of your Western comfort zone in many ways. This is for travelers, not tourists. Still, we have traveled in 5 continents and have been in 5 ME countries. The Fez Medina is the most exotic, otherworldly place we have ever been.
To see even more after exploring it on your own, hire a local guide thru your hotel. There are some places hard to find on your own. Some of them are truly unbelievable.
Driss Green lol barn. Is there alot of farming in that area???
Driss Green Moronic racist rants are not welcome on my threads. There is no farming in Fez, it's an urban area.
I always wanted to visit Fez
welcome to morocco
what is wrong France never influenced morocco, it's thé opposit! moroccan dishes older than even France as à country!
amen, tell em boy
Morocco was a protectorate of France for fifty or so years. That's largely when it got influenced. And on the flipside there are French dishes that are older than the earliest independent Morocco too.
Granted, those dishes are older than France as a country too, point being people were living and eating things in these regions long before any modern state appeared.
The cuisine is Berber, Arab and then lastly a tiny bit of colonial French.
Jamie Oliver isn't famed for his intellect!
If you thought before you spoke when France was in Morocco they passed over some french styles of cooking
Welcome to Morocco
Excellent job!
My lovely country
I mean being Mid-North African, I really don't like Mediterranean food, but I love the enthusiasm behind Jamie. When I was in Morocco I hated it, I mostly stayed in the hotel and went hiking since there was a huge mountain behind the hotel I resided in. I really love the history of Morocco and I think it's a great country, but honestly I don't really like Arabian culture that much. I mean being Libyan myself I grew up with Greek and Italian culture around me and a mix of American and British. I loved Greek monuments and history, till this day I love Greece, such a wonderland of a haven on earth. Beautiful islands and culture.
So much of the food I grew with is Italian, and rightly so, although I am not a huge fan of it like I mentioned earlier, I can never deny how good it is. I also had all the sea food I can wish for. I remember I used to go to the local fish monger's pier in my city with my dad after buying a sandwich, to pick from huge varieties of sea food and even have it fried at the place. Ofcourse it wasn't alive, I can't stand people that do that. But yet it was just, magical in a sense.
It's been 15 years now, since then I have been living in the UK, great nation, lots of varieties of food. I love the British food, and I have the pleasure to eat Scottish, Irish and Welsh too, Scottish sea food is unbelievably wonderful, and I my little personal favourite is the whisky ; )
Now I am stuck in London, I feel like the "takeaways" are horrific but street food and some exceptional restaurants make up for it.
I'm sorry I went off topic by a huge margin. What I wanted to say is that I envy Jamie's enthusiasm towards picking and choosing what you put in your mouth, I feel like I have learned to appreciate a bit of "extra" culture more than I tend to.
Kanitas Luchianito erm, forgive me, I didn't realise you cared so much, I am sorry, I should of filed a report and sent it to you just to give me permission to have my own opinion. Why are you so mad? I hated morocco, what's the problem? Not like you never even said something like that before. anyways before I mute you for ever, go fuck yourself.
live in london and love morocco cant wait to go back