A close-up view of an olive oil extraction scene. The device, which uses a stone mill, is operated by two men assisted by a horse. This 12x17 cm black and white photograph is a silver print that is pa
At the Moroccan table
Its defining character is olive oil connecting Meknes and Zerhoun countryside with tastings, farms and food routes.
Ingredients and raw materials
- seasoning
How it is made
- Sort and clean the raw material.
- Filter or settle according to producer practice.
Bord og terroir
Røtter på kartet
- By eller tettsted
- Meknes
- Region
- Fes-Meknes
Bord og terroir
Ved det marokkanske bordet
- Kjøkkenfamilie
- Moroccan-traditional
Regionkart
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- Meknes: gates, waterworks and music
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- El Gour Megalithic Site
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