I love this dish. It is hearty and spicey! I took this dish to a potluck and everyone loved it.

I just made this recipe with a few slight changes and it is awesome! I did it in the crockpot and browned the chicken - cooked it on low for 6 hours and substituted a can of artichoke hearts and 1/2 can of sliced black olives instead of the zucchini. It is wonderful and has just the right amount of spice...Yum!

A flavorful change of pace. I used turkey breasts which I cooked on high for about twenty minutes. I'm not a fan of chickpeas so I left them out and added more tomatoes, and an additional zucchini and carrot and I still think it could have used more veggies. Perfect over couscous.

awsome my girl friend and I made this with black bean and couscous salad and moroccan lentil soup it was all fantastic!!

I really enjoyed this recipe. It was very flavorfull. I didn't know what crushed tomatoes were and I used tomatoe sauce and served over rice. The chickpeas I dumped the whole can in and they were a little much, but what do you do with half a can? I will make this again for sure. I can think of many possibilities with this tofu instead of chicken or just the chick peas for the protein. Thanks for sharing.

This recipe was delicious! We followed other's suggestions and doubled all the spices. That was the only change we made. We served it with cous cous. It does has lots of sauce, but I liked that and you can always use a slotted spoon to control how much you get. Yummy!

Not a fav around here.

1 can of chicken broth is plenty, otherwise it is too runny. I used low sodium chicken broth and left out the salt all together. Very tasty. Will make again! Double spices at the very least! I added some sliced mushrooms second time I made it. Great with couscous or potatoes. Company loved it!

I've made this recipe many, many times for a family of picky eaters, and it's ALWAYS a huge success. It's hard to mess up on this recipe, although it's pretty time consuming. I make huge amounts at once and freeze the leftovers to bring to work--delicious. Excellent with brown rice (whole grains!). NOTE: I use about half of the amount of cayenne pepper, to keep kids happy.

Hands down, my favorite recipe on this site. In fact, it became the comfort food of choice for my family this past winter. I only make a few, subtle changes to the dish: 1) Triple the amount of spices (we like spices), 2) Use a whole can of diced tomatoes in garlic and olive oil to add an extra dimension of flavor (alas, the sundried tomato paste did not work. Too expensive, plus it got lost with all the other ingredients), and 3) use chicken tenders instead of chicken breasts if your grocery store sells them. The tenders are cheaper, fry faster and are easier to cut. Overall, an EXCELLENT recipe.

Flavorful dish - it was a nice change of pace from things i've made recently. Quite easy to make too! I followed the ingredients but added extra spices (maybe 1.5-2x the recipe)...added the whole can of crushed tomatoes for flavor and didn't want to waste it. Added a little hot pepper paste to kick it up a bit more too. Friends really enjoyed it. Made great leftovers too. Served with couscous, refreshing cabbage salad, and pitas (toasted in olive oil in pan, sprinkled with paprika). Give it a shot!

This was easy and delicious. We served it over couscous and my family loved it. I will definitely make it again.

I loved this recipe. The aroma fron the oven drove my family crazy. Definite keeper.

If you just get all your ingredients together beforehand, this really comes together pretty fast. I did double up on the spices and also added raisins and about 1/4 cup of honey to give it a more authentic flavor. Served over couscous, my family liked (but didn't love) it.

It is very tasty however I feel it is a little misleading. First of all the prep and cook time are off. It took me 3 hours to prepare this and it was still undercooked. Now granted I am sure I could do it in 2 hours if didn't have a hungry toddler on my hands but I wouldn't have prepared it at all if I knew how long it would take. Unless you have a pressure cooker I think you should estimate minimum about 45 minutes prep time plus and 1 hour and 15 minutes cooking time. I also put potatoes but in retrospect I don't think it was a good idea. Also you should know it is a soup. If it is not served on Cous Cous it should be served in a bowl.

Very nice chicken but for a "Marrocan" dish not spicy enough. Love the taste, though.