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The tools of the Moroccan kitchen

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Warqa Pastry Pan (Tobsil dial Warqa): Paper-Thin Sheets at Home

Baking & pastry · 8 min

Warqa Pastry Pan (Tobsil dial Warqa): Paper-Thin Sheets at Home

Warqa is the gossamer pastry behind pastilla and briouats, dabbed onto a hot inverted pan until it forms a lacy sheet. Here is the pan and the technique behind it.

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Moroccan Cookie Moulds (Tabaâ): Ghriba & Maamoul Shapes

Baking & pastry · 7 min

Moroccan Cookie Moulds (Tabaâ): Ghriba & Maamoul Shapes

Carved wooden and metal moulds press the patterns into maamoul, ghriba and festival sweets. Here is how the tabaâ works and how to get a clean release every time.

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Khobz Bread Stamp & Scoring Tools: Marking Moroccan Loaves

Baking & pastry · 7 min

Khobz Bread Stamp & Scoring Tools: Marking Moroccan Loaves

The docking stamp and the knick of a blade are how Moroccan bread is marked before baking — for even rise, for the baker's signature, and for the neighbourhood oven.

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Baghrir Pan: Choosing & Caring for the Honeycomb Crepe Surface

Baking & pastry · 7 min

Baghrir Pan: Choosing & Caring for the Honeycomb Crepe Surface

Baghrir's thousand holes only appear on the right pan at the right heat, cooked on one side alone. Here is how to choose a pan and get a perfect honeycomb.

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Pastilla Baking Tray & Layering Technique Tools

Baking & pastry · 7 min

Pastilla Baking Tray & Layering Technique Tools

Pastilla is architecture in pastry: fragile warqa layered into a shallow round dish, filled, sealed and dusted. Here are the trays and tools that make the layering work.

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Sfenj Doughnut Tools: Moulds, Oil Thermometers & Spider Skimmers

Baking & pastry · 7 min

Sfenj Doughnut Tools: Moulds, Oil Thermometers & Spider Skimmers

Sfenj — Morocco's chewy, ring-shaped street doughnut — is deep-fried by hand in bubbling oil. Here are the few tools that make frying them at home safe and reliable.

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Use the real tools in Marrakech

Cook in a clay tagine and steam couscous in a couscoussier in a hands-on class.