Moroccan Tagine - Coal Burners

ewand | 11:52 Fri 11th Feb 2005 | Food & Drink

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What are the coal / (wood) burners called that

moroccan tagines sit on for outdoor cooking

and where could I get hold of one? I am UK based?

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mr. piper

in morocco you would by a tajine complete with the tripodic stand that takes the charcoal in one for about �2 they are bulky, heavy and messy to put in a car, as they are so cheap we would use them at the side of the road in the mountain regions near katama in morocco, after we were done we would leave them in full view at the side of the road or give them to strangers we met, so there are a few there if you are desperate. other than that try looking in homes and gardens in the classified. last time i saw them they apeared to be selling authentic ones reasonably priced. when you cook with it try using an excess of olive oil and a good recipe.

mash

try this link, think this is what you after

http://www.medina-online.co.uk/tagine15.html

ewand

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Thank you mash, infact I manage to track this down through the ads on the right! (they do have a use!).....when I contacted the company, they said they had run out, so if anyone else is after one try:

http://www.casbahcollection.co.uk/page23.html

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