
Root Vegetable Tagine
with Apricot Almond Pilaf
dinner
Everyone has had rice pilaf, but have you ever had a kicked-up quinoa pilaf? We’re pretty sure you’re going to love it, with bright chewy apricots and bold tamari almonds. Ras el hanout is a traditional spice blend hailing from North Africa, and gives the tagine it’s warm scent that pairs perfectly with rustic cut root vegetables.
CALORIES
780
FAT
24g
CARBOHYDRATES
123g
PROTEIN
26g
MAIN INGREDIENTS
INSTRUCTIONS
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