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Goat and Rutabega Tagine

These are totally awesome dishes from Morocco and Algeria. After going to Tasili here in Chicago then and I mean this is a long time ago. I just can not get the taste of their delicious food out of my mind. I do not know what happened to it after it canged hands. I have talked about this place before on other posts and I am glad that I let my tastebuds from my memories of that joint to be my guide to create a recipe on this caliber.
Before starting just in case you do not have any by making this several days in advance is the Preserved Lemons and just ask you are getting ready to cook the day that you want to make this My Ras El Hanout spice mix just before you make this yummy dish.
You need to prep your rutabega which looks like a big orange color turnip and it tastes just like a turnip too and so delicious, peel and rough chop the rutabega and 3 large carrots. Also do not forget to wash them. Set these aside too then go ahead and turn on the heat to high heat in a coldero add 1/4. cup of olive oil.
Add 1 peeled and washed onion or shallot in half moon slices and cook until brown. Add 3 cloves of garlic peeled and minced. Chop either 5 dates, figs, prunes or dried apricots and add them to the pot. Add then the ras el hanout, 2 pieces of preserved lemons, the rutabega, carrots, 1 lb or 1 kg of goat that has been washed, 1 handful of olives which can be either Spanish, Greek, Italian or somewhere in the Middle East, 4 tbs of capers and please add a little bit of its brine too.
Stir in between and add 1 bullion cube or 3 pinches of bullion powder, 3 dashes of maggi or knorr aroma, 1/4 cup of water and reduce heat to low and let cook for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Serve with cous cous or pita bread.
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