Recipe of the week: Spicy Chicken Tagine With Apricots, Rosemary, and Ginger

An inauthentic but trustworthy cast iron–based tagine is best for cooking. Decorative ceramic tagine pots are likely to crack and ruin your food.

Visit Marrakesh, Morocco, and you are likely to find tagine pots for sale just about everywhere, said Katie Aberbach in The Washington Post. But those tagines are “better off on display than in your oven.” They are usually untreated and likely to crack and ruin food. You’d need to treat them yourself, but it’s easier just to buy an inauthentic but trustworthy cast iron–based tagine.

Spicy Chicken Tagine With Apricots, Rosemary, and Ginger

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