Moroccan Vegetable Tagine

Moroccan Vegetable Tagine

A Moroccan clay-pot stew of chickpeas, seasonal vegetables and dried apricots, slow-cooked and savory-sweet.

✍️ Veg.Pub EditorialPublished 2026-05-15👁 52 views
Calories
360
kcal
Servings
2
Prep time
45
min
Diet
vegan

🧺 Ingredients

  • Cooked chickpeas150g
  • Carrot1
  • Zucchini1
  • Tomatoes2
  • Onion1
  • Dried apricots6 · Swap: raisins
  • Ras el hanout1 tbsp · Swap: cumin + cinnamon + turmeric
  • Olive oil2 tbsp
  • Vegetable stock300ml
  • Fresh cilantroa handful
  • Saltto taste

👩‍🍳 Steps

  1. 1Slice the onion; cut carrot and zucchini into chunks; dice the tomatoes
  2. 2Heat olive oil in a tagine or deep pot and saute the onion
  3. 3Add ras el hanout until fragrant, then add the carrot and stir
  4. 4Add tomatoes, apricots, chickpeas and stock; bring to a boil
  5. 5Cover and simmer for 20 minutes, adding the zucchini partway through
  6. 6When the vegetables are tender and the sauce has thickened, season with salt
  7. 7Garnish with cilantro and serve with couscous or bread

📊 Nutrition

Protein11g
Iron4mg
Calcium100mg
Fiber12g

Introduction

Tagine takes its name from the cone-lidded Moroccan clay pot in which vegetables and spices slow-cook in their own steam, letting the flavors meld layer by layer. This vegan version uses chickpeas, seasonal vegetables and a little dried apricot for a savory-sweet North African character, great with couscous or bread.

Wellness Benefits

  • Chickpeas supply plant protein and iron to replenish energy and add fullness
  • A mix of root and squash vegetables is high in fiber to aid digestion
  • Ras el hanout, with cumin and turmeric, is gently warming and soothing to the stomach
  • Dried apricots add iron, potassium and a natural sweetness to the stew

Nutrition Highlights

  • One pot combines legumes and colorful vegetables for balanced, moderate-calorie nutrition
  • Rich in beta-carotene and vitamin C for antioxidant support
  • Slow cooking keeps the vegetables moist and flavorful with little added oil

Tips

  • Cut vegetables into large chunks so they hold their shape during the long simmer
  • No tagine? Use a heavy, deep pot with a lid over low heat
  • Swap apricots for raisins or prunes and adjust the sweetness to taste
Author: Veg.Pub Editorial
Source: 改编自各国传统素食 · License: 原创改编