"Salade Cuite- A Moroccan Treat
With so few ingredients- the quality of the ingredients is important. This flavorful- literally translated- 'cooked salad' is enjoyed solo, or on top of anything. It's a great thing to double as it keeps in the fridge for a while and is such a lovely addition to liven up any meal during whole 30 or whenever!
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2 28 ounce cans diced tomatoes
1 15. Ounce can tomato sauce
5-6 garlic cloves
2 T Olive oil
8 Roasted meaty green peppers- skins peeled l, deseeded
2 pitted dates
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Heat olive oil with the garlic
Chop dates/ pour a little tomato sauce into blender, and blend together until smooth (to balance acidity). Add the canned tomatoes and date/tomato purée to oil and garlic.
Add green peppers- hand torn into long strands
Let simmer and reduce while stirring often.
It's done when it has reduced- is thick, rustic, and flavorful.
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A few notes:
Season to taste- usually I just do salt and pepper. Other times I'll add some chili flakes.
If you saw my 'story' the other day, you saw that I did all the color peppers. Traditionally- it's only green. But what can I say? You know how I feel about color ? #cookbycolor"
Moroccan Salade Cuite
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Recipe Intro From cookbycolor
This lovely Moroccan sauce by @cookbycolor can be enjoyed alone or on top of almost anything. Special sauces and condiments are key to a successful Whole30.
Ingredients:
2 28 ounce cans diced tomatoes
1 15. Ounce can tomato sauce
5-6 garlic cloves
2 T Olive oil
8 Roasted meaty green peppers- skins peeled l, deseeded
2 pitted dates
Directions:
Heat olive oil with the garlic
Chop dates/ pour a little tomato sauce into blender, and blend together until smooth (to balance acidity). Add the canned tomatoes and date/tomato purée to oil and garlic.
Add green peppers- hand torn into long strands
Let simmer and reduce while stirring often.
It's done when it has reduced- is thick, rustic, and flavorful.
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A few notes:
Season to taste- usually I just do salt and pepper. Other times I'll add some chili flakes.