APRICOT ALMOND CHICKEN TAGINE

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Have you ever heard of a Tagine? We made this APRICOT ALMOND CHICKEN TAGINE in one!

A Tagine is a Moroccan cooking pot used in various African countries. It’s usually made out of pottery or cast iron with a shallow base and dome shaped top. The tagine simmers low over heated coals or a flame and is best used for stews or slow cooked meals. It’s really unique because as the tagine cooks, water droplets from the dome shaped top drip down into the mixture creating ultimate flavor.

Our Tagine was given to us as a wedding gift and it is such a fun cooking tool!

Here’s the link to the one we have if you’re interested in getting one of your own to cook this amazing Apricot Almond Chicken Tagine:

Apricot Almond Chicken Tagine is all about the flavor, texture, and spices.

The stew mixture that cooks in the tagine is made with a simple carrot, onion and garlic mirepoix. Chickpeas, almonds, and dried apricots are tossed in with cinnamon, cumin, honey and coriander. Boneless chicken thighs are placed on top in the tagine with chicken stock and simmered until tender then covered with almonds.

Once ready, the chickpea mixture is plated on top of easy cooked cous cous and garnished with cilantro.

The chicken is first seared in the tagine to give the chicken some color and crisp the skin before it’s placed on top of the chickpeas.

Much love,

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