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Mrouzia is the Eid tagine: lamb with honey, ras el hanout, raisins, and almonds, a sweet heat meant for the days after the sacrifice. It keeps well and tastes better the next day.

Mrouzia is the quintessential tagine enjoyed during Eid al-Adha, a time of celebration and reflection. Traditionally prepared in the days following the sacrificial feast, this dish transforms lamb into something truly special. By combining the warmth of ras el hanout with the sweetness of honey and raisins, Mrouzia offers a taste that lingers, inviting diners to savor its complexity. The flavors of Mrouzia should feel like a rich tapestry of sweet and savory, with the lamb tender and infused with aromatic spices. The subtle heat from saffron and cinnamon weaves through the sweetness, while almonds add a delightful crunch. Perfectly paired with warm bread, it’s a dish that only deepens in flavor with time, rewarding patience with every bite.