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Moroccan Anchovy Tagra
A traditional northern Moroccan dish of fresh anchovies coated in chermoula and layered over a savory tomato sauce. The recipe is served with crispy garlic toasts or crusty bread.
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Ingredients
- 12 Fresh anchovies (Cleaned and filleted)
- Garlic (For the chermoula; amount not stated)
- Cumin (Amount not stated)
- Paprika (Amount not stated)
- Cilantro (Amount not stated)
- Parsley (Amount not stated)
- Tomato paste (For the chermoula; amount not stated)
- Harissa (Amount not stated)
- Lemon juice (Amount not stated)
- Olive oil (For the chermoula; amount not stated)
- Tomatoes (Used for the quick-cooked tomato sauce; the traditional version uses sliced tomatoes. Amount not stated)
- Crusty bread (For serving; crispy garlic toasts were served in the MasterChef kitchen)
Steps
- 1
Clean and fillet the fresh anchovies. The source describes preparing a dozen anchovies.
- 2
Make the chermoula by blending garlic, cumin, paprika, cilantro, parsley, tomato paste, harissa, lemon juice, and olive oil into a marinade.
- 3
Prepare a quick-cooked tomato sauce using tomatoes and the same chermoula spices. The source does not specify the cooking temperature or duration.
- 4
Layer the rich tomato sauce at the bottom of the tagra.
- 5
Dredge the cleaned, filleted anchovies in the chermoula and place them over the tomato sauce.
- 6
Serve the anchovy tagra with crispy garlic toasts or any crusty bread.
Notes
The source does not provide the full recipe quantities, exact cooking temperature, sauce-cooking time, or detailed chermoula and tagra cooking instructions. Traditionally, the dish is served over sliced tomatoes; the creator used a quick-cooked tomato sauce for the MasterChef audition. Fresh anchovies are emphasized rather than salt-packed anchovies.
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