Lamb tagine with rutabaga and sesame seeds from The Food of Morocco (page 362) by Paula Wolfert

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  • TrishaCP on June 30, 2018

    I made the version of this recipe that uses only turnips and nigella seeds, and it was really delicious. I used cubed lamb shoulder from the freezer, and it only needed about 1 1/2 hours of cooking to get tender.

  • zengal on April 03, 2016

    I chose this recipe for a small dinner party of 6. (I know --cooking something for the first time for guests is brave.) After I started cooking, I realized that the root vegetables are cooked completely separately from the lamb and added together when served. That didn't sound like a "tagine". I was very concerned, but I proceeded following the directions anyway. It was great. The lamb is cooked solo, and makes a very taste braised stew of just meat with spices, diced onions, and herbs. The lamb is delicious. All the guests loved it. Note that this lamb recipe could be cooked on its own without the root veg if you like and combined with other veg. But the rutabagas and turnips were good and the whole thing went brilliantly with couscous.

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