Gastronomic Weekend in Marseille (à la Marocaine)
Ashley Tinker · TasteI have always heard great things about Moroccan hospitality. However, I was still surprised when Asma, French Moroccan blogger of Culture Cherifienne, invited me to her home in Marseille for a weekend. We had never met but soon become acquainted through a common excitement for both food and culture. Before I knew it, I was sent a gastronomic and cultural itinerary for our gourmet weekend in Marseille.
…Continue reading here for Ashley’s photo journal of their weekend of indulging in the flavours of Morocco while in the heart of Marseille. Learn about where to buy Moroccan products in the food markets, pancakes with “one thousand” holes and much more.
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