Lamb Tagine with Dates, Almonds and Pistachios
I got the most beautiful tagine as a gift from my MIL. I have been wanting one for a long time. Now I am not timid in the kitchen, but I was a little nervous about using the clay vessel with the glass top stove, so after a bit of poking around on the Internet, I ordered a heat diffuser and a cookbook about cooking in these clay vessels. The heat diffuser was recommended by the makers of my tagine but didn't say required, but I figured for 12 dollars it was worth the insurance. I should have checked to see if my tagine fit inside my cast iron skillet, but too late:). This is my first recipe out of the cookbook I ordered Tagines & Couscous . If this recipe is the only one we like, the book was worth it. We had some wonderful friends over, who didn't mind being guinea pigs to our first attempt with the tagine as well as the recipe;). The only ingredient that I couldn't find at my local publix was the ghee. The cookbook ...