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mardi 15 novembre 2011

Chicken Tagine Moroccan mint tea dinner &-a Housewarming Idea with a twist


Just moved in, unpacked it, decorated and now want to show your new spot to your friends and bask in compliments and delightful oohs and aahs. You need an idea of cool housewarming party to go with the new space and your new you. How about a Moroccan Tagine chicken dinner with all the bells and whistles? Picture it! Mint tea, exotic flavours, luminaries of wax, a little belly dancing entertainment, unique, original and chic! Roll up your sleeves and lets do it!

A small introduction to Moroccan tagines:

Moroccan cuisine is unique, healthy, flavorful and synonym of sophistication. The main attraction of a Moroccan Tagine is the dinner. A Tagine is both conical-shaped clay pot and the entrée itself that usually consists of a stew of beef, lamb or chicken with one or more vegetables.

The meal: cocktails, Kalamata olives, cheese and beef kabobs, as a starter, are a great way to start the evening, followed by a salad of Eggplant. Use some hot pita bread for the entrée and the salad. Now, comes the main attraction, the famous Tagine. Although they are difficult to find, Tagines are becoming more popular. Tagines authentic are made only in Morocco and clay and not that of iron cast. Clay cooking enhances the flavor during the cooking process. Make sure the Tagines are lead free and safe to Cook as many out there in the market lead and represent a danger to health. For a gathering of more than 4 people use the Tagine to serve and submit instead of cooking it, unless you have more than one. Remember to keep the dinner a secret at all times until it unveils the side table cover or as a piece of heart. If you want to be bold and have a blast making all your guests eat using the fingers and pita bread (there is etiquette for eating finger Moroccan too)

While they are still enthusiastic about the entrée serve a hot tea and sweet green with Mint. You can use typical tea glasses Moroccan hand decorated to serve the hot tea and garnish with fresh mint leaves and some baklava. Here is a good source Moroccan recipes's.

Entertainment: While you and your guests are enjoying drinks and music fusion Arabian smooth (Buddha bar style) sneak away and at no time pass music, dim the lights and open the door to a belly dancer to come and put on a show with audience participation that will make this housewarming party. A belly dancer can be hired from $ 75.00 to $ 125.00 for a show of 30 minutes.

Décor: you can buy pieces of furniture to accent lighting as well as to enhance the experience.




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vendredi 4 novembre 2011

Moroccan chicken Tagine tea & dinner mint-a Housewarming Idea with a twist


Just moved in, unpacked, decorated and now want to show your new spot to your friends and bask in compliments and delightful oohs and aahs. You need an idea of cool housewarming party to go with your new space and your new you. How about a Moroccan Tagine chicken dinner with all the bells and whistles? Picture it! Mint, tea, exotic flavours, luminaries of wax, a little belly dancing entertainment, unique, original and chic! Roll up your sleeves and lets do it!

A small introduction to Moroccan tagines:

Moroccan cuisine is unique, healthy, flavorful and synonymous with sophistication. The main attraction of a Moroccan dinner is the Tagine. A Tagine is the conical-shaped clay pot and the entrée itself that usually consists of a stew of meat, lamb or chicken with one or more vegetables.

The meal: cocktails, Kalamata olives, cheese and beef kabobs, as a starter, are a great way to start the evening, followed by an Eggplant salad. Use some hot pita bread and salad and entrée. Now, comes the main attraction, the famous Tagine. Even if they are hard to find, Tagines are becoming increasingly popular. Tagines authentic are made only in Morocco and clay and not cast iron. Cooking in clay increases the flavor during the cooking process. Make sure the Tagines are lead free and safe to Cook as many out there in the market contain lead and represent a danger to health. For a gathering of more than 4 people use the Tagine to serve and submit instead of cooking it, unless you have more than one. Remember to keep the dinner a secret at all times until it unveils the side table cover or as a piece of heart. If you want to be bold and have a blast making all your guests eat using the fingers and pita bread (there is Moroccan etiquette for eating finger too)

While they are still enthusiastic about the entrée serve a hot tea and sweet green with Mint. You can use typical tea glasses Moroccan hand decorated to serve the hot tea and garnish with fresh mint leaves and some baklava. Here is a good source of Moroccan recipes.

Entertainment: while you and your guests can enjoy drinks and music fusion Arabian smooth (Buddha bar style) sneak away and at no time pass music, dim light and open the door for a belly dancer get and put on a show with audience participation that will make this housewarming party. A belly dancer can be hired from $ 75.00 to $ 125.00 for a show of 30 minutes.

Furniture: accent furniture pieces can be purchased as well as lighting to enhance your experience.




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jeudi 27 octobre 2011

Moroccan Chicken Tagine Dinner & Mint Tea - A Housewarming Idea With A Twist


You just moved in, unpacked, decorated and now you want to show off your new spot to your friends and bask in compliments and those delightful oohs and aahs. You need a cool housewarming party idea to go with your new space and your new you. How about a Moroccan Chicken Tagine Dinner with all the bells and whistles? Picture it! Mint tea, exotic flavors, wax luminaries, a little belly dancing entertainment, unique, original and chic! Roll up your sleeves and lets do it!!

A little intro to Moroccan tagines:

Moroccan cuisine is unique, healthy, flavorful and synonym of sophistication. The main attraction of a Moroccan dinner is the Tagine. A Tagine is both the conical shaped clay dish and the entrée itself that usually consists in a chicken, lamb or meat stew with one or more vegetables.

The meal: Cocktails, Kalamata Olives, cheeses and beef kabobs, as appetizers, are a great way to start your evening, followed by an eggplant salad. Use some warm pita bread for both the salad and the entrée. Now, comes the main attraction, the famous Tagine. Though they are hard to find, Tagines are becoming more popular. Authentic Tagines are only made in Morocco and out of clay and not cast iron which. Cooking in clay enhances the flavor during the cooking process. Make sure the Tagines are lead free and safe for cooking as many out there in the marketplace contain lead and represent a health hazard. For a gathering of more than 4 people use the Tagine to serve and present rather than cooking in it unless you have more than one. Remember to keep the dinner a secret at all times until you unveil the lid table side or as a center piece. If you want to be daring and have a blast make all your guests eat using the pita bread and their fingers (there is Moroccan etiquette for finger eating too)

While they are still raving about the entrée serve them a hot and sweet green tea with mint. You can use typical Moroccan hand decorated tea glasses to serve the hot tea and garnish it with fresh mint leaves and some baklavas. Here is a good source of Moroccan recipes.

Entertainment: While you and your guests are enjoying drinks and smooth Arabian fusion music (Buddha bar style) sneak away and in no time switch the music, dim the light and open the door for a belly dancer to come in and put on a show with audience participation that will make this housewarming party a unique one. A belly dancer can be hired from $75.00 to $125.00 for a 30 minute show.

The Decor: You can purchase accent furniture pieces as well as lighting to enhance the experience.




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