This warming chicken tagine recipe is full of sweet, tangy and fragrant ingredients, with mellow spices lending a heady, aromatic flavour. A delicious midweek meal that can be made from various store cupboard ingredients.
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Heat a splash of oil in a heavy bottomed pan or tagine and add the onion, garlic, ras el hanout and cinnamon stick
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Once the onions are soft but not coloured, stir in the harissa paste and cook for one minute. Add the diced chicken thighs and cook until browned on all sides
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Quarter the preserved lemons and scrape out the flesh. Discard half of the flesh, then finely slice the peel
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Once the chicken looks sealed on all sides, add the preserved lemon peel and flesh, tinned tomatoes, chickpeas, olives and apricots and simmer for 30â40 minutes. Add a little vegetable stock or water if it starts to dry out
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Meanwhile, make the couscous. Heat your chicken stock until hot but not boiling and place the couscous in a separate bowl. Pour over the hot stock, cover with a lid and leave for 10 minutes
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Chop the coriander and mint and fold it through the couscous along with the pomegranate seeds. Use a fork to fluff up the couscous
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Toast the flaked almonds in a hot dry pan until lightly golden
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Check the chicken is cooked through by piercing with a knife or skewer, if it comes out very hot it is ready to serve. Season with salt and pepper
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Serve the tagine with the herby couscous and garnish with fresh coriander, parsley and toasted almonds
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