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Moroccan Meal Prep — 5 Recipes, 10 Meals (Mix & Match)

moroccan meal prep taghazoutI’m writing this live from Taghazout, Morocco — and yes, I’m still meal prepping. I’ve been here four times — what was once a quick getaway to a coastal, surf town has transformed into an annual trip. Taghazout is considered the surf capital of Morocco, drawing surfers from around the world to its legendary point breaks — and with that wave of tourism has come a food and culture scene worth staying for. A place where I can relax while working remotely, which means maintaining my regular diet here, too. So, this is mix-and-match meal prep — Moroccan edition.

There’s something about cooking in Morocco that just resets you. The markets are alive in a way that American grocery stores can’t replicate — vendors stacking bright tomatoes and fresh herbs early in the morning, whole chickens laid out fresh, spices piled high in open burlap sacks. This is where I got the inspiration for my spice line.

But here’s the thing about traveling as someone who eats intentionally — you still have to eat. And if you’re staying in an Airbnb or extended stay, you have a kitchen. That kitchen is a gift. Use it.

This Moroccan meal prep plan is built around what’s actually available in a Moroccan market: fresh chicken, eggs, zucchini, eggplant, tomatoes, cucumbers, fresh herbs, and that gorgeous local almond butter called amlou that will change how you think about sauces forever. And you can source these same ingredients in the States. The flavor profile is distinctly North African Mediterranean — chermoula-spiced chicken, cumin-scented rice, roasted vegetables with smoky paprika, and a fresh mint-heavy salad that cuts through everything. Five core prepped ingredients. Ten meal combo ideas. Three days of eating well without standing over a stove every hour.

One thing you’ll notice: the Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad and the Amlou Drizzle Sauce show up in nearly every meal — and that’s intentional. Fresh herb salads are a cornerstone of North African and Mediterranean eating. Don’t treat them as a side dish. Think of them as a condiment, a palate reset, and a nutritional layer. Same goes for the amlou sauce: a small drizzle changes the entire character of a bowl.

 

Why This Moroccan Meal Prep Works

Most meal prep plans collapse because the food gets boring by day two. This one doesn’t — and the reason is structure. You’re not making five separate meals. You’re making five components that recombine into ten distinct eating experiences. The chermoula chicken that goes into a power bowl at lunch becomes the protein in a low-carb salad at dinner. The cumin rice that anchors a shakshuka-stuffed pepper at breakfast is the base of a spiced beef skillet the next night.

If you’re new to this style of eating, check out my Mediterranean Diet Meal Plan and 15-Minute Mediterranean Meal Plan — this Moroccan plan builds on the same philosophy. And for more meal prep ideas across every style of eating, browse the full FitMenCook meal plans library.

The North African flavor architecture does the heavy lifting here. Chermoula marinade — cumin, smoked paprika, garlic, fresh cilantro, fresh parsley, lime — creates a layered base that holds up across reheats without going flat. The amlou sauce (Moroccan almond butter thinned with honey, lime, and olive oil) adds fat and brightness that transforms a plain rice bowl into something that tastes like you ordered it. And the fresh tomato-cucumber-mint salad acts as a built-in palate reset — the acidity and herb freshness cut through the warmth of every hot component.

The spice system: I built this plan around three of my Fit Cook spice blends — Land Herb & Garlic, Taco Titan, and Citrus Pepper. Each one does the base work, and then I add one or two Moroccan-specific spices on top — cumin, smoked paprika, a pinch of cinnamon — to shift the entire flavor profile from familiar to distinctly North African. That’s the system: one blend, one or two add-ins, completely different cuisine.

 

 
 

Cooking in Morocco — What I Actually Found

I want to be honest about what cooking in a Moroccan Airbnb kitchen actually looks like. You don’t have your full pantry. You’re working with a single skillet, a pot, and a sheet pan if you’re lucky. The oven thermostat is approximate at best. And the produce? It’s spectacular. Genuinely. The tomatoes smell like tomatoes. The herbs come in huge fresh bunches for almost nothing. The eggs are orange-yolked and rich in a way that makes a fried egg rice skillet feel luxurious.

The first time I made the amlou sauce in the Airbnb kitchen, I used a fork and a bowl because there was no whisk. It still came out perfectly. That’s how forgiving this plan is — the ingredients do the work. I found amlou (local almond butter) at a small shop near the souk in Taghazout. If you can’t find it where you are, natural almond butter with a drizzle of honey gets you 90% of the way there. The cinnamon and cumin in the sauce are what make it Moroccan.

The shakshuka stuffed bell pepper was the meal that surprised me most. I expected it to be fussy — roasting the pepper first, stuffing it, cracking eggs on top, watching them set through the oven door. It took about 30 minutes total and the result was the kind of thing you’d photograph before eating. Which I did. Multiple times.

 

 
 

The 5 Core Prepped Ingredients

Prep these five components once and you have the building blocks for every meal in this plan.

 

 

1. Chermoula Chicken Thighs (Protein)

Chermoula Chicken Thighs moroccan meal prep
Boneless chicken thighs marinated in cumin, smoked paprika, garlic, fresh cilantro, fresh parsley, lime juice, and olive oil — then grilled or pan-seared and sliced. The base spice is The Fit Cook Land Herb & Garlic. One tablespoon of that blend plus the Moroccan add-ins and you have a full chermoula marinade in under two minutes.

 

 

2. Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice (Grain Base)

Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice moroccan meal prep taghazout web
Long-grain or jasmine rice cooked with garlic, cumin, a pinch of turmeric, and bouillon. The base spice is The Fit Cook Taco Titan — add cinnamon and turmeric and the Latin profile shifts completely into North African territory. This is the spice system in action.

 

 

3. Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables

Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables moroccan meal prep taghazout-web-1
Zucchini, eggplant, bell peppers, and carrots roasted with olive oil, cumin, smoked paprika, and lime. The base spice is The Fit Cook Taco Titan again — add caraway seeds (lightly crushed) and regular paprika and the vegetables taste like something you’d eat at a riad in Marrakech. Charred edges, still vibrant. Don’t overcook these on purpose — when you reheat in the microwave, you don’t want mush.

 

 

4. Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad (Fresh Element)

Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad moroccan meal prep taghazout web
Ripe tomatoes, cucumber, fresh mint, fresh parsley, olive oil, lime juice, a pinch of salt — dressed with The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper. No cooking. Just fresh. Make this every one to two days, not at the start of the week. It’s the element that keeps every meal tasting alive.

 

 

5. Amlou Drizzle Sauce

Amlou Drizzle Sauce moroccan meal prep taghazout web
Moroccan almond butter thinned with olive oil, honey, lime juice, a pinch of cumin, and warm water. The base spice is The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper. A small drizzle of this over any bowl changes everything. It’s nutty, slightly sweet, with a brightness from the lime that makes it work on chicken, rice, salad, eggs — everything in this plan. Stir or shake before each use; it thickens in the fridge.

 

 
 

Grocery List

 

Proteins

  • 2 lb (900g) boneless skinless chicken thighs
  • 1 lb (450g) ground beef — cook fresh for Meals 8 and 9
  • 1 dozen eggs
 

Grains

  • 1.5 cups long-grain or jasmine rice (dry)
 

Vegetables & Produce

  • 2 zucchini
  • 1 eggplant
  • 3–4 bell peppers (2–3 for roasting, 1–2 for Meal 7)
  • 3–4 medium carrots
  • 4–5 ripe tomatoes
  • 2 cucumbers
  • 1 red onion
  • 1 head Romaine or butter lettuce
  • Fresh cilantro — 1 bunch
  • Fresh parsley — 1 bunch
  • Fresh mint — 1 bunch
  • 4–5 limes
  • 1 head garlic
  • 1–2 avocados (optional)
 

Pantry

  • Extra virgin olive oil
  • Amlou (Moroccan almond butter) — or natural almond butter
  • Honey
  • Chicken bouillon or salt
  • Ground cumin
  • Smoked paprika
  • Turmeric
  • Caraway seeds
  • Cinnamon
  • Salt & pepper
  • The Fit Cook Land Herb & Garlic, Taco Titan, and Citrus Pepper — these cover most of the seasoning work
 

Optional Toppings (Market Finds)

  • Olives
  • Harissa paste
  • Feta or local white cheese
  • Pomegranate seeds
  • Flatbread

 

 
 

Batch Cooking Instructions

Order of operations: Start the chicken marinating first, then cook the rice and roast the vegetables simultaneously. By the time those are done and cooling, the chicken is ready to hit the pan. Make the amlou sauce while the veggies roast — it takes 5 minutes. Make the fresh salad last, or the morning you plan to eat it.

 

 

Chermoula Chicken Thighs

Amlou Drizzle Sauce moroccan meal prep
Yields: ~5 servings · Spice blend: The Fit Cook Land Herb & Garlic

Ingredients:

  • 2 lb boneless skinless chicken thighs
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • Juice of 2 limes
  • 1.5 tsp The Fit Cook Land Herb & Garlic
  • Moroccan add-ins: 1 tsp cumin + ½ tsp smoked paprika + pinch of cinnamon
  • ½ cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped
  • ¼ cup fresh parsley, finely chopped
  • Salt to taste

Steps:

  1. Whisk together olive oil, lime juice, Land Herb & Garlic, cumin, paprika, and cinnamon.
  2. Fold in fresh cilantro and parsley.
  3. Coat chicken in marinade and rest at least 30 minutes (up to 2 hours in the fridge).
  4. Grill or pan-sear over medium-high heat 5–6 minutes per side until cooked through.
  5. Rest 5 minutes, then slice for storage.

3 Flavor Variations: Lemon-Herb (swap lime for lemon + extra coriander) · Harissa (add 1–2 tbsp harissa paste to the marinade) · Smoky Paprika (increase paprika to 1 tsp + add ½ tsp ground ginger)

 

 

Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice

Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice moroccan meal prep
Yields: ~4.5 cups / 5 servings · Spice blend: The Fit Cook Taco Titan

Ingredients:

  • 1.5 cups long-grain or jasmine rice
  • 2 garlic cloves, minced
  • 1 tsp The Fit Cook Taco Titan
  • Moroccan add-ins: pinch of cinnamon + ¼ tsp turmeric + 1 tsp cumin
  • 1 chicken bouillon cube (or 1.5 tsp salt)
  • 1 tsp olive oil
  • Water per package directions

Steps:

  1. Rinse rice until water runs clear.
  2. Heat olive oil over medium heat. Sauté garlic 30 seconds.
  3. Add Taco Titan, cinnamon, and turmeric. Stir 30 more seconds.
  4. Add water and bouillon, stir, then add rice.
  5. Cook per package directions. Fluff and cool before storing.

3 Flavor Variations: Lime-Cilantro (stir in lime juice + fresh cilantro after cooking) · Tomato-Spiced (add 2 tbsp tomato paste to the water before cooking) · Golden Saffron-Style (increase turmeric to ½ tsp + add pinch of allspice)

 

 

Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables

Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables Moroccan meal prep
Yields: ~5 servings · Spice blend: The Fit Cook Taco Titan

Ingredients:

  • 2 zucchini, chopped into 1″ pieces
  • 1 eggplant, chopped into 1″ pieces
  • 2 bell peppers, chopped
  • 2–3 carrots, sliced into coins
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • 1.5 tsp The Fit Cook Taco Titan
  • Moroccan add-ins: 1 tsp regular paprika + ½ tsp caraway seeds (lightly crushed) + juice of 1 lime
  • Optional: 1 tbsp tomato paste
  • Salt to taste

Steps:

  1. Preheat oven to 425°F / 215°C.
  2. Lightly crush caraway seeds with the bottom of a glass or flat of a knife — just crack them, don’t grind.
  3. Toss all vegetables with olive oil, Taco Titan, paprika, crushed caraway, lime juice, and tomato paste if using.
  4. Spread on a sheet pan in a single layer — don’t crowd.
  5. Roast 20–25 minutes until edges are charred and vegetables are crisp-tender. Cool before storing.

3 Flavor Variations: Lemon-Herb (swap lime for lemon + add 1 tsp dried oregano) · Balsamic (add 1.5 tbsp balsamic vinegar, reduce oil to 1 tbsp) · Warm Spiced (increase cinnamon to ¼ tsp + add pinch of allspice and ginger)

 

 

Amlou Drizzle Sauce


Yields: ~¾ cup · Keeps 5–7 days refrigerated · Spice blend: The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper

Ingredients:

  • ½ cup amlou or natural almond butter
  • 1 tablespoon honey
  • Juice of 1 lime
  • 1 tablespoon olive oil
  • ¾ tsp The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper
  • Moroccan add-ins: ¼ tsp ground cumin + pinch of cinnamon
  • Warm water to thin — 1 tablespoon at a time

Steps:

  1. Whisk amlou, honey, lime juice, Citrus Pepper, cumin, and cinnamon until thick and combined.
  2. Add warm water one tablespoon at a time, whisking until pourable.
  3. Taste — adjust lime for brightness, honey for sweetness. Store in a jar and stir before each use.

3 Flavor Variations: Spicy Amlou (add 1 tsp harissa paste + pinch of cayenne) · Orange-Cumin (swap lime for fresh orange juice + increase cumin to ½ tsp) · Garlicky (add 1 grated garlic clove + 1 tbsp fresh cilantro)

 

 

Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad

Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad - Moroccan Meal Prep
Yields: ~4 servings · Make fresh every 1–2 days · Spice blend: The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper

Ingredients:

  • 3 ripe tomatoes, chopped
  • 2 cucumbers, diced
  • ¼ red onion, thinly sliced
  • ¼ cup fresh mint, finely chopped
  • ¼ cup fresh parsley, finely chopped
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • Juice of 1 lime
  • ¾ tsp The Fit Cook Citrus Pepper
  • Moroccan add-ins: pinch of cumin + pinch of sumac (if available)

Steps:

  1. If raw onion is too sharp, soak sliced onion in cold water 10 minutes and drain.
  2. Combine tomatoes, cucumber, onion, mint, and parsley.
  3. Whisk olive oil, lime juice, and Citrus Pepper. Pour over salad, add cumin and sumac, toss and taste.

3 Flavor Variations: Mint-Pomegranate (add ¼ cup pomegranate seeds + 1 tbsp honey to dressing) · Orange-Herb (swap lime for fresh orange juice + swap parsley for cilantro) · Spicy Tomato (add 1 minced jalapeño + pinch of chili flakes)

 

 
 

10 Meal Combinations

Calculate each meal’s macros by adding the individual component servings. Every meal is built from the five prepped ingredients above — some require a quick fresh cook (eggs, ground beef), which takes 10–15 minutes max.

 

 

Taghazout Power Bowl moroccan meal prep-1
1. Taghazout Power Bowl

  • ¾ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice
  • 4 oz Chermoula Chicken, sliced
  • ½ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables
  • 2 tbsp Amlou Drizzle Sauce

Warm rice, chicken, and veggies. Layer into a bowl, chicken on top, drizzle amlou sauce over. Works hot or cold. Even better: add a spoonful of fresh salad on top + squeeze of lime.

Tags: chicken · grains · gluten-free

 

 

Chermoula Chicken Plate moroccan meal prep-1
2. Chermoula Chicken Plate

  • 4 oz Chermoula Chicken, sliced
  • ½ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables
  • ½ cup Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad
  • Drizzle of olive oil

Plate chicken alongside roasted veggies, spoon fresh salad next to everything, finish with olive oil. Even better: add crumbled feta or serve with warm flatbread from the market.

Tags: chicken · low-carb · gluten-free

 

 

Fried Egg Rice Skillet moroccan meal prep-1
3. Fried Egg Rice Skillet

  • ¾ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice
  • 2 fresh eggs
  • ¼ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables, roughly chopped
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • 2 tbsp Amlou Drizzle Sauce

Heat oil in a skillet. Add rice and chopped veggies, cook 3–4 minutes until rice starts crisping at the edges. Make two wells, crack eggs in directly. Cover and cook 3–4 minutes. Drizzle amlou over before serving.

Tags: eggs · one-pan · crispy · quick

 

 

North African Chicken Salad Bowl moroccan meal prep-1
4. North African Chicken Salad Bowl

  • 2 cups lettuce, torn
  • 3 oz Chermoula Chicken, sliced or chopped
  • ½ cup Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad
  • 2 tbsp Amlou Drizzle Sauce

Lettuce as base, top with chicken and tomato-cucumber salad, drizzle amlou over everything, toss gently. Even better: add olives + toasted almonds + a squeeze of pomegranate.

Tags: chicken · low-carb · salad · light

 

 

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5. Roasted Veggie Rice Bowl

  • ¾ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice
  • ½ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables
  • 1–2 eggs (fried or soft-cooked)
  • Drizzle of olive oil

Warm rice and veggies. Build: rice as base, veggies on top, egg on top of that. Finish with olive oil and season to taste. Even better: drizzle amlou sauce over the egg.

Tags: eggs · vegetarian · bowls · gluten-free

 

 

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6. Shakshuka-Style Egg Pan

  • ½ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables
  • 2 fresh tomatoes, roughly chopped
  • 2–3 fresh eggs
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • ½ tsp cumin + pinch of smoked paprika
  • ¾ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice (on the side)

Heat oil. Add roasted veggies and fresh tomatoes, cook 2–3 minutes until tomatoes release their juices. Add cumin and paprika. Make wells, crack eggs in. Cover and cook on low-medium 4–5 minutes until whites are set and yolks are still jammy. Serve from the pan with rice alongside.

Tags: eggs · one-pan · comfort food · Moroccan

 

 

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7. Shakshuka Stuffed Bell Pepper

All the soul of shakshuka, packed into a pepper.

  • 1 large bell pepper, top cut and seeded
  • ½ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice
  • 1–2 fresh eggs
  • 2 tbsp fresh diced tomato + chopped parsley or cilantro
  • Pinch of cumin + smoked paprika
  • Optional: crumbled cheese on top

Preheat oven to 420°F / 215°C. Roast pepper open-face down 10 minutes to soften. Mix rice with diced tomato, herbs, and spices. Flip pepper upright, stuff with rice mixture, crack 1–2 eggs on top. Cover loosely with foil, bake at 375°F / 190°C for 15–18 minutes until whites are set. Remove foil, add cheese, bake 3 more minutes uncovered.

Tags: eggs · vegetarian · grains · comfort food · Moroccan · shakshuka

 

 

Spiced Beef & Egg Scramble moroccan meal prep-1
8. Spiced Beef & Egg Scramble

Fresh cook — ~10 minutes.

  • 3 oz fresh ground beef
  • 2 eggs, beaten
  • ¼ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables, roughly chopped
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • ½ tsp cumin + pinch of smoked paprika
  • ½ cup Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad (on the side)

Heat oil over medium-high. Season beef with cumin, paprika, salt, and pepper. Cook 3–4 minutes, breaking apart. Add chopped veggies, toss 1 minute. Pour in beaten eggs and scramble everything together until just set. Serve with fresh salad on the side.

Tags: beef · eggs · one-pan · quick · breakfast for dinner

 

 

Spiced Beef and Rice Skillet moroccan meal prep-1
9. Spiced Beef and Rice Skillet

Fresh cook — ~15 minutes.

  • 4 oz fresh ground beef
  • ¾ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice
  • ½ cup Harissa-Style Roasted Vegetables
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • Salt, cumin, smoked paprika to taste
  • Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad on the side

Heat oil over medium-high. Season and cook beef 5–6 minutes. Add rice and roasted veggies, toss together 2 minutes. Serve with fresh salad alongside. Even better: top with a fried egg + drizzle of amlou sauce.

Tags: beef · one-pan · quick · grains

 

 

Sunrise Bowl moroccan meal prep-1
10. Sunrise Bowl

Light, fresh, no reheating required.

  • ½ cup Cumin-Spiced Garlic Rice (room temp or chilled)
  • 2 eggs, fried or soft-cooked
  • ½ cup Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad
  • 1–2 tbsp Amlou Drizzle Sauce

Spoon rice into a bowl. Top with fresh salad. Cook eggs however you like and add on top. Drizzle amlou sauce over everything. Even better: sliced avocado + squeeze of lime + drizzle of honey directly over the egg yolk.

Tags: eggs · breakfast · light · quick

 

 
 

Meal Prep Breakdown & Storage

Store each component separately in airtight containers. Everything except the fresh salad and amlou sauce holds 4–5 days in the fridge. Here’s how to work through the week:

  • Chermoula Chicken: Refrigerate sliced, up to 4 days. Reheat in a skillet over medium heat — not the microwave if you can avoid it. The edges re-crisp and it tastes like you just cooked it.
  • Cumin Rice: Refrigerate up to 5 days. Cold rice actually works better for the fried rice skillet (Meal 3) — the drier texture crisps up better in the pan.
  • Roasted Vegetables: Refrigerate up to 4 days. Reheat in a skillet or oven. Microwave works but you lose the texture — 60 seconds max if you’re in a hurry.
  • Amlou Sauce: Refrigerate up to 7 days in a jar. It thickens in the cold — stir in a few drops of warm water and it loosens right back up.
  • Tomato-Cucumber-Mint Salad: Make fresh every 1–2 days. Once dressed it goes soft fast. Keep it undressed if you want it to last a little longer.

Snack idea: Make a batch of hard-boiled eggs at the start of the week. They pair with everything in this plan and add protein whenever a meal needs it.

 

 
 

FMC Tips

  • The spice shift: Land Herb & Garlic + cumin + cinnamon = chermoula. Taco Titan + caraway + paprika = harissa-style. Citrus Pepper + cumin + sumac = North African fresh dressing. One blend, two add-ins, completely different cuisine. That’s the system.
  • Don’t skip the caraway: It’s the one spice that really signals “Moroccan” in the roasted vegetables. Lightly crushed — not ground — so it pops when you bite it.
  • Amlou substitute: If you can’t find Moroccan almond butter, natural almond butter (no added sugar, no salt) works well. Add an extra pinch of cinnamon to compensate for the depth amlou naturally has.
  • Chicken thighs over breasts here: The fat in the thigh holds up to the marinade and the high-heat sear in a way that breast meat doesn’t. You want those charred edges.
  • Cold rice is better for skillets: Day-old refrigerated rice fries better than freshly cooked. The drier texture crisps instead of steams.

 

 
 

Substitutions

  • Chicken thighs → chicken breast: Works, but reduce cook time by 1–2 minutes per side and don’t overcook. Brine in salted water 20 minutes before if you have time.
  • Jasmine rice → cauliflower rice: Fully compatible with every meal in this plan. Reduces carbs significantly across all 10 combos.
  • Ground beef → ground turkey or lamb: Turkey keeps it leaner. Lamb is the most authentically Moroccan swap here — use it if you can find it fresh.
  • Amlou → tahini: Tahini is drier and more bitter — thin with extra lime and honey to compensate. It works but it’s a different sauce.
  • Fresh herbs → dried: Use only if fresh isn’t available. Reduce quantity by half and add them earlier in the cooking process so they bloom.
  • Eggs → tofu: Firm tofu scrambled with turmeric and cumin works for Meals 3, 5, 8. Not for shakshuka-style preps — the egg is structural there.

 

 
 

That’s the Taghazout Mix-and-Match plan. Five prepped ingredients, ten meals, three days of eating well — built in a Moroccan Airbnb kitchen with market ingredients and three spice blends from my line.

Ready to build your own plan? Grab the three spice blends that power this whole system at spices.shop — Land Herb & Garlic, Taco Titan, and Citrus Pepper. No salt added. All flavor.

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