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Souk kebabs: cubes of lamb with fat, cumin, paprika, and onion, grilled over charcoal. Eat standing up, with bread and cumin salt.

In the bustling heart of Moroccan towns, lamb brochettes are a beloved street food, often enjoyed by locals as they wander through the vibrant markets. Vendors expertly grill these skewers over hot charcoal, sending aromatic plumes into the air that mingle with the lively chatter of the souk. These kebabs are not just a quick bite but a cherished tradition, embodying the energy and spontaneity of Moroccan street life. These lamb brochettes offer a rich taste of tender lamb with smoky charcoal notes, enhanced by cumin, paprika, grated onion, and olive oil. Enjoy with friends, tearing bread to scoop the meat and adding cumin salt for extra flavor.