Zahlouk and pale courgette and cauliflower salad from Modern Moroccan: Ancient Traditions, Contemporary Cooking (page 14) by Ghillie Basan

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  • mcvl on July 05, 2022

    I agree with wester -- this is really two recipes, not one. I make the courgette and cauliflower salad */all the time/* but I just made the zahlouk for the first time in years. It's delicious, kind of a Moroccan caponata. I should make it more often.

  • wester on October 01, 2016

    I'm not sure why this was given as one recipe instead of two - the salads went well together but not so brilliantly you couldn't imagine them apart. That said, they were very tasty and quite easy to make. The zahlouk soft and sweet, the courgette salad green and crunchier.

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