Leftover Chicken Tagine

There are a lot of ingredients in this Tagine, but the beauty of this recipe is that you can use whatever you have in your cupboard. I've used lots of different spices, but you can just as easily pick up a Tagine mix from your local store. #uwehallslife
Leftover Chicken Tagine
There are a lot of ingredients in this Tagine, but the beauty of this recipe is that you can use whatever you have in your cupboard. I've used lots of different spices, but you can just as easily pick up a Tagine mix from your local store. #uwehallslife
Steps
- 1
First fry ginger, onions and garlic. Then add your veggies, you can use any veggies you have, but to keep it Moroccan I've used carrots aubergine and a red pepper
- 2
After your veggies have softened, add tinned tomatoes, chicken, prunes, stock cube and olives. Then add your spices, for that real authentic taste, I would say saffron and parsley are a must. I also added tumeric, cumin and fresh coriander, but really you can add whatever you have in your cupboard, you could even buy a tagine mix from your local supermarket/shop
- 3
When you've added all your ingredients leave to simmer for about an hour or transfer into a casserole and pop in the oven. Check occasionally and add water if needed. Serve with cous cous
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