Moroccan Cooking - November 7, 2011
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The Martha Stewart Living Holiday collections at The Home Depot, including the Celebrate line shown here, make it easy to color coordinate Christmas decor.
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Ornaments aren't just for the tree -- try tying peppermint-candy ornaments around napkins to make napkin rings.
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Attaching ornaments to a dining-room chandelier creates an instant floating centerpiece.
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Candleholders and silver bowls make elegant vessels for displaying ornaments on your mantel.
Enjoy the fresh flavors of Moroccan cuisine with an inventive recipe for chicken with preserved lemon, green olives, and couscous from San Francisco chef Mourad Lahlou. Then, step inside the studio prep kitchen as TV chef Nora Singley shares her best tricks of the trade for roasting vegetables. Plus, a painted urn craft for Christmas from Martha Stewart Living crafts director Hannah Milman.
Recipes
- Brown-Butter Couscous
- Couscous with Meyer Lemon and Parsley
- Couscous with Prunes and Toasted Almonds
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Roast Chicken with Preserved Lemons and Root Vegetables
GUEST: Chef Mourad Lahlou, owner of Aziza and author of "Mourad: New Moroccan"
- Roasted Fall Vegetable Salad with Squash, Carrots, Pears, and Figs
- Roasted Fall Salad with Parsnips, Brussels Sprouts, and Grapes
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Roasted Fall Vegetable Salad with Pumpkin, Golden Beets, Turnips, and Apples
GUEST: Nora Singley, TV chef
How-Tos
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Painted Holiday Pot
GUEST: Hannah Milman, executive editorial director of crafts
Featured Resources
QUICK LINKS:
Home Depot Do-It-Herself Workshops
Christmas Light Trade-In at The Home Depot
GUEST: Kevin Sharkey, executive editorial director of decorating
GIVEAWAYS:
"Mourad: New Moroccan"
Martha Stewart Living Poinsettia Berry Wreath
California Olive Ranch Arbosana Extra Virgin Olive Oil
SHOP:
Woodlands, North Pole, and Celebrate collections from Martha Stewart Living Holiday at The Home Depot
Williams-Sonoma Hand-Hammered Copper Couscoussier
Clay Coyote Colander/Couscous Steamer
Coarse semolina from Kalustyan's
California Olive Ranch (free shipping with code "MARTHA")
ITEMS ON SET:
Vintage maps by Blue Monocle
Gourds and pumpkins from Jones Family Farm
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