Come sit with me for awhile . . .
and see what I’m bringing to the table ®
LEATHER AND LEMONS . . .

OH GEEZ . . . I BOUGHT A LEMON !!! Lol. No silly, not as in a car. I’m referring to a real honest to goodness lemon! Before I travel on from Morocco, I feel it would be fun and interesting to share some of the local tasties and traditions. Very little gets stirred, cooked, or consumed without a splash, drop, squirt, sliver, or smash of lemon. I kid you not! As seen in the photo above, Moroccans take their lemons very seriously. From hummus to lamb, and everything in between. Lemons make themselves known with a subtle touch and other times packs an “I’m here” punch. Meyer lemons, the “queen of lemons” are considered the classic go-to condiment. Salted and packed in a jar, ready to use in about four to five weeks, yield lemon rinds (discard the pulp) the texture as soft as an angels wings mixed with the lingering tantalizing flavor of a first kiss!

In Morocco, leather and lemons speak volumes . . . spun from the earthly resources of this mystical land. Handmade leather goods, displayed along side of bowls of lemons can be found prominently displayed everywhere. The traditions of Morocco have been serving up both heaping spoonfuls of artistically-driven visual-pleasure, while satisfying ones gastronomic flights of fancy.

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Sharon Insul is the former owner of the globally recognized Beverly Hills boutique Candle light and… Beverly Hills, California, as well as an ongoing contributing columnist for the Beverly Hills Courier Newspaper.

How fun…the Moroccan decor is gorgeous and the addition of lemons just makes everything better. TFS