Smithsonian Magazine
How Tanjia, a Meat Stew Slow-Cooked in Bathhouses, Shaped Marrakesh's Social Life
In the Moroccan city, shared infrastructure, labor and ritual gave rise to a savory dish prepared in hammams and neighborhood ovens
See. hammam↗ Public bathhouses where tanjia stew is slow-cooked in residual embers. medina↗ Winding streets of the old city, where tanjia ingredients are sourced.
Eat. tanjia↗ Savory meat stew slow-cooked in communal hammams and neighborhood ovens.
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Smithsonian Magazine
In the Moroccan city, shared infrastructure, labor and ritual gave rise to a savory dish prepared in hammams and neighborhood ovens

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