Maakouda
Maakouda. Maakouda is traditionally served as an appetizer, a side dish, or an ingredient in a long sandwich roll that's usually sold as street food and served with harissa, coriander, and lemon juice. Coat flattened potato mixture in flour, set aside.
Chop leftover meat, onion and parsley. It is usually eaten as an appetizer or in a sandwich. Maakouda is a fried mashed potato dumpling / cake / fritter / ball that's traditional to Morocco and other North African countries.
Maakouda is a fried mashed potato dumpling / cake / fritter / ball that's traditional to Morocco and other North African countries.
Add the spices and egg, mixing well.
Begin to add the flour slowly, mixing while you go. Poke potatoes with a fork all around to speed up the baking process. Maaqouda, maqouda or maakouda (المعقودة in Arabic) is a recipe from Algeria but also from Morocco and Tunisia that is often prepared during the month of Ramadan.
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