
Chef Zohra
Tagine de Kefta aux Œufs
A Fassi morning tagine where spiced kefta settles into thick tomato sauce and eggs go in last, yolks still loose, ready for torn khobz and a table that can make room.

Updated June 10, 2026
The savory Moroccan morning, eaten straight from the pan with torn bread: eggs in the spiced fat of khlii, the Fez kefta-and-egg tagine, the meatless Amazigh tomato-pepper-cumin tagine, and merguez with eggs. The griddle breads and mint tea that finish the table live in their own collections.
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Chef Zohra
A Fassi morning tagine where spiced kefta settles into thick tomato sauce and eggs go in last, yolks still loose, ready for torn khobz and a table that can make room.

Chef Zohra
The morning tagine of tomato, sweet pepper, cumin, and eggs added late, so the sauce thickens first and the yolks stay soft enough for warm khobz.

Chef Zohra
Eggs slipped into the saffron-gold fat of khlii, the old Fassi preserved meat, until the whites set and the yolks stay soft for bread.

Chef Zohra
Merguez browned until its red fat perfumes the pan, tomatoes cooked down around it, eggs set gently on top. A quick eastern Moroccan breakfast made for bread and one more chair.
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