Baghrir
Also known as Thousand-hole pancakes
Spongy semolina pancake covered in tiny holes.
About Baghrir
A thin semolina batter is cooked on one side only, so countless bubbles burst to leave a surface riddled with holes that drink up honey and butter. They are a Maghrebi teatime and Ramadan favourite.
✅ Before you go to Morocco
Round out your trip — most travellers book these alongside their trip.
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