Disney4me Posted July 15, 2020 Report Share Posted July 15, 2020 We’ve been eating our way around the World Showcase at EPCOT’S International Food and Wine Festival! Morocco We finally made it to the Morocco Pavilion which featured one of our FAVORITE dishes of the day, if not the entire festival. Keep reading…we’ll fill you in! Looking over the menu, we noticed that Morocco seemed to have a pretty decent set of offerings! Morocco Menu We ordered the Beef Kefta Pocket and oh. my. GOODNESS. You guys, this was a star dish for us today. Beef Kefta Pocket This dish was jam-packed with flavor, a little heat, and TONS of spices. Of all the items we’ve tried at this year’s festival, this item was by FAR one of the most flavorful. Beef Kefta Pocket The beef was wrapped in a pita and balanced with caramelized onions, garlic then topped with spicy tomato concassée. The dish costs $9.00 and is WELL WORTH IT, my friends. The Spicy Hummus Fries are back this year, rivaling Mr. Kamal’s seasoned fries in Animal Kingdom. There’s always a need for some friendly competition! Spicy Hummus Fries The fries cost $8.00 and are topped with fresh cucumber, tomatoes, onions, tzatziki, and chipotle sauce. We liked the little kick of chipotle at the end! These are reliably a good choice every time we’ve tried them at the festival. “Say what you wish, it’s yours! True dish. How ’bout a little more baklavaaaa?” (Sorry, we couldn’t resist!) The sticky-sweet Chocolate Baklava, returning once again to the festival, is made of rolled phyllo dough, toasted almonds, and drizzled in dark chocolate sauce. The dessert costs $4.50. Chocolate Baklava cross-section You can usually find good baklava at the Morrocco Pavilion year-round, so we suggest trying another dessert if you’ve visited before! Otherwise, this is a solid dessert. Morocco has four beverage choices at this year’s festival. There’s the Mediterranean Beer (available in a 6oz pour for $4.50 and a 12oz pour for $9.00), the Kasbah Prestige Red Wine ($6.00), Red Organic Sangria ($7.00), and The Mimosa Royale ($9.00). There’s certainly something on their drink menu for everyone! Overall, Morocco had a few good dishes and decent drink selections. Spicy food lovers will love the Hummus Fries, we could easily fill up on a few of those awesome Beef Kefta Pockets, and it’s a solid choice for a mimosa! Check out ALL of the menus at this year’s Epcot International Food and Wine Festival here! Will you be swinging by Morocco for baklava and wine? Let us know in the comments! Related posts:This NEW Funnel Cake Is a MUST-TRY at the EPCOT Food and Wine Festival in Disney World Review! We’re Going LOCO After All These DELISH Dishes from Mexico at EPCOT’s Food and Wine Festival! This is THE Go-To Place for POG-Inspired, Blood Orange, Key Lime Mimosas in EPCOT View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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