GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION | COMPONENTS OF CUISINE | FOOD BASICS | FOOD BELIEFS AND PRACTICES |
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2; summer, winter
How many seasons does Morocco experience?
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bread with olive oil, tea
What is typically eaten during breakfast?
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Lemon and Olives
What are the two ingredients used for flavour in Moroccan dishes?
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98.7% of Moroccans are Muslims
What percent of Moroccan's are Muslim?
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date palm, Welwitschia
Name a plant or vegetable that can survive in the Sahara Desert.
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lunch, members of the family come home and work and are accustomed to this tradition
Which meal is the most important in Morocco and Why?
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Bread, Mint Tea, Couscous, Bagh’ir, B’stilla
What are three staple foods?
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seven days
A feast takes place how many days after Ramadan?
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Algeria
What is the bordering country for Morocco?
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Only use your right hand, unless you are using your left to help tear bread
Which hand are you suppose to only use when eating?
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Food: Couscous
Drink: Mint Tea
What is Morocco's national drink and dish/food?
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They use their hands
What do Moroccan use to eat with?
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32 million people
What is the approximate population of Morocco?
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Sweets are usually saved for special occasions
What type of food is usually eaten for special occasions?
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Made with a combination of pigeon meat, creamy lemon flavoured eggs or hard-boiled eggs, and almonds.
What combination is used to make B'stilla?
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The most famous Moroccan dessert is sugared doughnuts tied together on a string
What is the most famous Moroccan dessert?
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south
In what direction is the Sahara desert location in Morocco?
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Someone should always say "Bismillah" at the beginning of the meal
What word should always be said before eating?
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Lemons are preserved in the spring when they are the most ripe and sweet.
During what season are Lemons preserved?
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There are often Belly Dancer's dancing around restaurant tables
What kind of entertainment is used at restaurants?
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