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@@searchingforsigns You’re welcome.

@@michelerenea100 You’re welcome.

Wa fiki baraka. I am glad that you are happy with this recipe 😊

Hi, you can find them in Arabic grocery stores.

Thanks

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I have so many Algerian recipes on my RUclips channel. ruclips.net/video/JoJ6X46hrpM/видео.htmlsi=L9RC6vrqaiWipWTM

ruclips.net/video/GWfeF4WFxRc/видео.htmlsi=BGySAUlzmO4ktxxE

Okay we know u are obsessed to algeria

I don’t have one 😊.

شكرا

Ibarek fik, thank you.

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I make it at home. You can follow my recipe (the link is down below the video).

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Awesome 👍! Thank you.

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It’s a fragrant distillation that add a floral flavor to dishes and desserts. If you don’t have orange blossom water, you can use rose water.

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It’s important to have the pasta machine .

Algerians Tunisians and moroccans have been a same country and have been split up we all share the same stuff so stop making it all Moroccan

@@MilliesGammingChannel no sweetheart it’s not the same because Tunisian tea is with pine Nuts and befor algerian are jused to drink only Coffee ☕️ not same .. our food is also not the same but you like to copying it like everything else. The berad Moroccan tea pot 🫖 is also used by Algerians. But it’s oke 👍

@@sofiamsyah7038 yes but if you think about it we all used to be a country but we got divided up it’s true that the morrocans made it first but we have made it aswell but different variations the Tunisians put pine nuts morrocans use mint and Algerians also make mint tea but we call it Algerian Saharan tea we use green tea in ours and mint instead of gunpowder tea we all have different versions of taste but the same way of it being made and Algeria and morroco are like neighbours so we have similar things

@@sofiamsyah7038​​⁠ yes but if you think about it we all used to be a country but we got divided up it’s true that the morrocans made it first but we have made it aswell but different variations the Tunisians put pine nuts morrocans use mint and Algerians also make mint tea but we call it Algerian Saharan tea we use green tea in ours and mint instead of gunpowder tea we all have different versions of taste but the same way of it being made and Algeria and morroco are like neighbours so we have similar things

@@sofiamsyah7038people from the sahara make sahraoui Algerian mint tea they never lived with Moroccans don’t have access to the internet « to steal ur tea » they make ut the sahraoui algerian way we bith have mint and we both import tea from china lol it’s nothing about u

Here is the video: ruclips.net/video/ueTOy66PmT4/видео.html

@@myexcellentdegustations7951 thank you i visited algeria few years ago and i miss chakchouka. i will try it

Thank you

I have used the store bought almonds flour(very smooth), but you can blend your own almonds to your liking (crunchy if you like).

Aww thank you so much, God bless you too.

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My pleasure!

Let me guess, best mistake you’ve ever made?

​@@___.___.___.___ yeah really ❤❤

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Please check the description box under the video.

But how much date paste pls

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I know, it’s missing on the table😊!

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Thank you so much! Ramadan Mubarak.