TRYING M'SMEN ‎جربنا المسمن في المحمدية ‎🇲🇦 MOROCCAN BREAKFAST: Is sweet or savoury M’smen best?

We've been back in Morocco a week now and this is our first time trying traditional M'smen; a Moroccan type of fried flat bread commonly served for breakfast.
We were just driving past and saw a busy breakfast restaurant on the roadside in Mohammedia. And we are very glad we stopped!!
What is your favourite Moroccan breakfast? Or Moroccan street food?
Thanks for watching! :)
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[@mohamedomarx]

Hi there, the herb is another complement of Moroccan tea, instead of the traditional mint we use that herb called in moroccan "esh-hiba". In anglo-saxon countries it is called Wormwood or Absinthe. The absinthe is also the base of a popular French green alcoholic beverage. By the way, you are a lovely family and you have the most appreciated attitudes for stilling Moroccans’ hearts: humbleness, respect to others and a big smile.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you so very much @Mohamed. That is very kind and also interesting to know about the herb in tea. Thank you 🙏

[@sarahsariita7657]

Is herb called in morocco Chiba ,tea with Chiba,welcome To morocco ,nice vidéo ❤

[@yassineb6563]

Mmm I miss the Sheeba in my tea. Unfortunately it is illegal to bring into Canada.😢

[@somasomalayosui7721]

ليست باللغة المغربية الشيبة اسم عربي أنا عايشة برا اشتريها بالمحلات العربية اسمها شيبة

[@lhoumehdi]

Hey guys. I Watch your vidéos . But à lot of beautiful city you dont visit it yet . I wish you visit midel of morocco .visit safi .its à old city and small city and beautiful city. Have beautiful sea .and beautiful vieu Com visit. Safi . And tank you I like all vidéos I like you guys. God bless you ❤❤❤

[@adamlasry5225]

Long live Morocco 🇲🇦 the tourist destination number 1 in North Africa. Welcome to Morocco 🇲🇦

[@abdousalam6604]

that was absinthe plant you can add inside the teapot instead of mint or together with mint . generally used during cold winter time

[@mohameddalya4837]

تهلاو في الضيوف الكرام يا أهل فضالة ناس العالية والقصبة والمرسى .

[@Perfetto10]

The most beautiful humble and kind family we are happy to have you in morocco🇲🇦

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you so much 😊

[@user-ny6yf4pp6x]

8:44 => it is an aromatic plant named Absinthe which often used in the preparation of tea in Morocco by winter Season ❤❤❤❤

[@tifrhalt79]

That’s called shiba ,you’re supposed to add it to tea pot ,jut the herb to the water for added flavor but mostly for the benefit it gives to your body (it’s supposed to warm you up ) when it’s cold out,that’s why it’s used only in winter time,very rare in summer time.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Ahh wow! That will be why we have seen it at this time of year. Thank you 😊

[@swifa13]

The Herb is called Sheeba; it's great during the winter. you add a little branch in your cup of tea

[@manadila6825]

Hello, this Shiba herb is used in tea in the winter. It is useful. You can empty the water in the cup and use the herb inside the refrigerator. It is very wonderful.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks for the tips! We will look forward to next time now we know what it is! 😍

[@julienz6196]

Much to my delight I heard your radio interview on RNZ National with Jim Mora after just having watched your last video in Mohammedia. It was so interesting to hear your background and how you came to travelling the world full time. Wishing you all the best on your adventures around the world.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Hi Julie! Thanks so much for tuning in. It’s always great to hear from home so thanks for saying hi! We have lots mote Moroccan and otherwise adventures to come for the year! Have a great Waitangi Day there 😎 Sarah & Gavin x

[@Simo.dimani]

You are welcome to morocco

[@ahmednaim1017]

It's the best morroccan breakfast ever for me 😊. Simple and tasty. I use to take before going to thé university as teacher. Enjoy and stay safe

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Sounds like a great start to the day! 😍

[@ahgou204]

شهية طيبة و مليون الف مرحبا في المحمدية و في المغرب❤🇲🇦

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks very much! We really like Mohammedia (and M’smen!) 🥰

[@afespan]

Ma challah ❤ nice family The herb is called Shiba, and it is an herb that grows in the winter. Moroccans use it instead of mint... because the quality of mint is affected by cold weather, so Moroccans replace it with this herb. As for the method of using it, it is placed in hot water until it loses a little of its strength, because if you put it directly in the teapot, it will be tea with an undesirable and strong taste... That is why you had to put it either in the teapot with the sugar and mix the tea... or put it in a cup or two, depending. Your wish... Personally, I put it in the cup and pour tea over it, of course, after putting it in hot water for a minute at most.

[@adamlinabarkach4333]

There is a friend of mine who has lived in New Zealand for 40 years and is from the city of Mohammedia

[@jamalnaji6063]

عائلة طيبة ، أتمنى أن تستمتعوا بوقتكم الجميل في بلدكم الثاني المغرب.

[@abdelhak1190]

That herbe is called "cheiba" in arabic ( absinthe in french and green fairy or wormwood plant in english). It is used instead of mint in winter but just a small amount.

[@Ed.G]

wormwood in Morocco is called shība (الشيبة), it is used as a complement or substitute for mint in Moroccan tea. Wormwood was traditionally relatively common as a bittering spice.

[@user-gz7ph2uu3n]

The herb is called in moroccan arabic chiba, in frensh its name is absinthe. This herb replace mint ( naanaa ) in winter because it is warm.

[@delhiacer988]

shiba is the absinth, in winter we add it to the tea .

[@yassineb6563]

And btw, that wormwood plant is put in hot water so it loses some of its bitterness before you actually use it. And how you do it is just grab alittle and add it to your cup. Instead of adding the whole bunch to the pot. Wormwood is a really good antimicrobial and also good for your guts.

[@saidjadida8580]

Welcome to El Jadida City. I am a loyal fan. Greetings to you

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks Said. We look forward to El Jadida next month! 😊

[@What_intellgence]

This herb is called Shiba in the Moroccan dialect, in English it means absinthe, In Morocco in the winter, we use this herb in tea. It has good benefits, but in the summer, we use mint or other herbs similar to mint.

[@yacinmorokkow7670]

This herb is called Shiba (Artemisia absinthium) and is only available in the winter, as it helps warm the body.

[@Its_jamalll]

Moroccan Shiba (absinthe), with a delicate fragrant taste is my favorite herb with tea especially during cold days

[@General_Static]

This herb is wormwood (absinthe) we put a little in the teapot in winter when the mint is not yet ready.

[@BANIBONI1]

what a kind of family . You give me happiness and you always make my day when i watch you in video. thank you and welcome

[@MrMounir1]

It’s called shiba used in Moroccan 🇲🇦 tea only in winter time 😍 you guys are lovely family enjoy Morocco also mohamadia town is famous with fish

[@emyrdaniela6037]

I just love seeing where your whanau goes all over the world. Amazing family.

[@badknight1]

That plant is called Shiba, which gives tea an additional flavor and we use it in the winter. thank you guys I love your videos

[@salimyak1830]

It's called "absinth" we specially drinks it with te in winter

[@dunestours2887]

Best Family ❤❤❤

[@GhostShield2]

8:45 you supposed to put that herb in tea pot. It's different from mint but way delicious especially in the winter

[@ghenji1000]

A lovely start to the morning in Mohammedia. Thanks Steiners

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! 👋

[@user-du4yx3bl9z]

Marhaba alikoum❤welcom to morocco kingdom❤️👑🇲🇦👍

[@saidahbachou9027]

It's good words. And have a healthy breakfast my favorite the tea bread Olive oil and honey.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Yes! It is delicious. We tried that this week it is very tasty 😊

[@simoiyad77simo11]

It’s very nice to open your heart to the world ❤

[@lekbirtalhaouy9582]

Welcome back to morocco and my city mohammedia try to find fish market its very close to the park just asking for park or church park have a many restaurants Cafe shops good place to staying with nice views

[@tarikelar1407]

the other herb is called "shiba" in moroccan language....we mix it with menth in the tea pot ,it adds good flavor in tea,plus it's got some health benefits,especially in cold season,,,it warms you.

[@user-ht4hd3oi3b]

Enjoy your time, all Moroccans follow you and love you.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you. We are enjoying our second time in Morocco 😊

[@adilchahbiFB]

That herb ìts called sheeba It grows on cold time only It make body bit warm I guess It's better to wash it first with hot water for a while to remove dust and bitterness before leave it with the tea to spread aroma It gives nice taste I like it on winter time 😊

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Wow. Thanks for sharing. That makes sense and I guess why it is served here in winter? 😊

[@user-xt1ef6jp1o]

welcome to morocco

[@wirefrost3287]

Amlou = Argane oil, the rarest oil on earth, grows only in some areas in Morocco, mixed with honey and almond paste, sooo delicious and healthy. Enjoy your stay in Morocco!

[@nejmihamid7845]

This is L'Absinthe(Cheba) you have to add to thé if you want it it's medicine plants thanks.

[@user-cm9xj7yr5t]

I love this family and ansome kids 😂there nou like morocains nowe they see marocco much more then when see this video I'm thinking what I doing in Holland ❤may allah bless. Ya

[@rachidnour9392]

Wonderful family.....welcome again to morocco...i think now you are more moroccans than me.....❤❤

[@biznessman3042]

Amazing video 😍 Thank you for sharing 💐🙋🏻‍♂️

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks for visiting! 😍

[@Vancouver.BC.1]

We drink tea with chiba (Absinthe) mostly in Winter, for it's quite healthy against the cold.. From the Canadian West Coast, sending hugs to all of you, beautiful people. Cheers, Moha

[@doucerelaxante-meditationd7435]

WELCOM TO MOROCCO

[@user-yk1tx9ws9t]

Amazing family, you are welcome in your second country….enjoy

[@aliidris6380]

Watching your videos is a joy,my best wishes to the family.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

You are so kind. Thank you very much 😊

[@user-gu6jw1zz5t]

Welcome to Morocco, we hope you will come back again and again.😘

[@Trance18]

That Herb is called " Esh-iba" the pronunciation depends on the region and it is widely used in Winter , in contrast to Mint tea that is considered a summer or cool weather drink , Also if you guys manage to go to the Beni-Melal region, that I highly recommend especially "Ouzoud waterfalls" & "Tagzirt " the nature there is amazing and different than the north , Anw, people there use another Herb called " Timersad " or " Temejiit" is called in Darija , I believe the closest translation of that is " Mystic mint " found only in the Maghreb region, m they use it not only with Tea but for foods like " Hercha " and it is so refreshing , make sure you try it .

[@maalmimohamed5279]

The plant is called Absinthe ( sheeba in arabic), and used to relax during long nights of winter season.

[@adil.abrahim8154]

The herb’s name in Latin is Artemisia Absinthium, is called in Morocco Chiba, is a healthy herb full of antioxidants and antiparasites but use it with moderation .

[@mohammadsalihh]

It is a healthy plant with a lovely flavour. Some of the plants among them are plants. It's called Sheba. Le nom scientifique Artemisia absinthihm

[@GhostShield2]

0:35 that's an other herb used to make tea in Morocco among a dozen different ones. That one you had is called absinthe. Usually appeciated in the winter for its warmth effect

[@user-jy2cy9rt6x]

Welcome to your country again. I hope you will come to my city, Oujda, and enjoy the beautiful view of Morocco

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! 😊

[@NaturalViews.Reflections]

The herb in the cup call”shiba” you have to put it in the tea kettle it gives a good taste to the tea

[@jackmallouli7994]

Happy to meet you , welcome to my hometown Zagora ❤

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks very much 😎 It’s great to be here!

[@mohammedkharbouche7268]

Yes that's amazing with " msamen"❤👍🇲🇦

[@jaliltoury7429]

What a lovely family. ❤❤

[@youssefbouali5546]

That’s chiba plant for the tea what is in the glass . You put in It the tea and you have a good taste!❤❤❤

[@AutoMotoMaroc]

Welcome Again Enjoy

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks! 🇲🇦

[@bmbmm6116]

Bien venue au Maroc

[@fbezza]

That's Absinthe. Another herb to flavour the green tea instead of mint 😅

[@rachidfathi2109]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@yousefkarcela7193]

Lotof love ilovyou this family

[@Maps_earth12M]

I love your channel ❤❤❤❤

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks!

[@techroom3546]

Noord of morocco city al housima 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@mohamedlchhab-vm6ob]

بصحة والراحة شهية طيبة

[@silentprimo46]

A salam aleykom Steiners family, merhaba bikom in Morocco, enjoy it as if it was your country ! PS: I think the plant in the glass of water is "shiba" (also used to make absynt alcohol), very healthy !

[@ieilafellah9174]

Machallah Tabaraka Allah , beautiful family in Morocco 🇲🇦☀️🌻🌟🌼🌞❤️💚💙💜💖🧡💛🤍🌷🌸🌺❤️

[@astroboy8531]

Love you guys ❤

[@smile-xo8jl]

I miss my city mohammadia enjoy guys the weather and people

[@atlaslion1746]

usually you eat a mouthful of m'semmen with a sip of tea

[@suehussain1230]

The boys are amazing.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thanks @Sue 😎

[@salahSalah-gv6xt]

Welcome

[@hablo234]

Welcom to sahra dessr warzazat morocco❤❤🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@saidamrani3756]

the herb called " chiba " u should add it to tea , when you put sucre

[@aminemarokoafrikautara4584]

This herb is called Shuwaila in Arabic and in the Moroccan dialect Shiba. It is used as a substitute for mint and grows only in the winter, as it cannot be found in the summer.

[@swirlchannel9802]

بصحتكم و راحتكم ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@Aminosfg]

Great family

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Thank you 😊

[@talalismaily7300]

I don't know why and how but i loved this family ❤❤❤ enjoye your stay

[@user-yk1tx9ws9t]

Wow , near my house ….God bless all family 🙏

[@user-ie6su9qg2i]

Welcome bienvenue

[@somasomalayosui7721]

عشبة الشيبة يتم وضعها في إبريق الشاي

[@Sam-ju7nz]

Azul...! .la Plante c est l Absinthe...( remplace la menthe en hivers) de la famille de l Armoise...Merci...lovely famille...

[@atlaslion1746]

This is absinthe plant some people like to add it into the tea pot.

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Wow so interesting!

[@obelixasterix7915]

Hay mes amis your welckom to morocco aujourdhuit vous avez passé la journée à côté de ma maison 🏠 bien dommage je vous ai pas rencontrer car enfaîte je me trouve en France et je vous remercie beaucoup que vous m'avez montrer ma maison thank you su mutch very nice very good 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🫶😘🤣😂🇲🇦

[@AwaywiththeSteiners]

Oh really! We love Mohammedia. What a lovely town 😊

[@Mohammedmohammed-ci7ob]

C'est merveilleux !

[@user-xu5bi6tb2n]

Welcome to Marroco you are very happy family 🌻👍

[@NHC009]

This is shiba, and we have a nice old song said atay be shiba tabsil baghriba

[@AliBaba-sx4im]

This is shiba herb,we Dilute it with water because is strong....Try to get away from the cities a little, explore the southeast. It has wonderful views and good people.

[@drissdehry2425]

Too much fun . Lucky you ! 💖

[@Technology_Releases]

✮✮✮ *You are doing well...* ✮✮✮🤩✌🏼

[@laverdadsiempre9287]

Ilove you Morocco

[@bachrakshow4178]

Welcome to Morocco ❤

[@kadijadouja2378]

Nice stay in Mohammedia nice family welcome

[@hassanbelghazi6060]

NICE BREAKFAST IN MOHAMMEDIA CITY BEAUTIFUL FAMILY

[@gavinsteiner3759]

Thank you 🙏