Really tasty recipe! I was so pround of myself after completion. Simple to make and it like we were dining at a restaurant.

Loved this dish! I threw in some chopped prunes and golden raisins. Doubled the garlic too.

great North African recipe. I did add a few capers, and also added a few more olives,omitted the paprika and opted for rahs hanout instead. everything else the same. I think I only had 2.5# of tilapia and it was perfect as is over rice. I'd like to try this with cod.

AMAZING. I used only 1.5lbs fish but kept all the veg and spice amounts the same and it was delicious. Did the veggie step the night before, then baked the fish w/veg on top (in some veg broth) for 30 min @ 375 right before serving. This was definitely spicy, and I might cut down on cayenne next time, but it was so flavorful! Sprinkling raisens into the veg mix is also a nice touch.

This definitely is reminscient of dishes my host mom would make when I was living in southern Spain. I used more olives but otherwise kept it pretty consistent with the recipe. Turned out great :)

I never knew cooking food so great could be so easy!

I really liked it the next day more than the first day. The flavors really blended more into the fish. I think next time I may cook the vegetable combination really slowly to get the full flavor going and mix the fish into the hot mixture in small chunks or something so the flavor gets into the fish more and the fish flavor gets into the vegetables. Thanks for sharing this unique dish!!!

Absolutely an EXCELLENT recipe! My non-fish-loving husband gulfed this down in 5 minutes! I followed the recipe along with some of the raters' suggestions. These are the changes I made: 1) Cut down serving size for 2 for fish/veggies & serving for 4 for the spices (as another rater did) 2) used dry parsley since I didn't have fresh ones on hand 3) used 1 cup mixed black & green olives sliced 4) added 1 sliced serrano pepper to add more spice (we love spicy) 5) added 1/2 cup raisins to the dish. I also cooked the fish for 40 mins as the recipe said, but I think it would have been done in 30 mins (it started to break apart at 40 mins). I served the fish with the easy curry coucous (recipe found on this site) without the raisins in that recipe...the dishes combined was a GREAT hit!

I omitted the red peppers. Instead of the bouillon cubes, I poured about 1/2 cup of chicken broth over the fish/vegetable mixture and baked it in the oven at 375 degrees for approximately 20 minutes or until the fish was flaky. I served it with couscous! Yum!

This was fairly good, but I found the flavor very strange. I'm not sure if it was the recipe or the fact I don't care for fish paired with tomatoes.

Drummed this one up for some of my Vegitarian friends and I applied the following subs: Veg boulion black beans for the garbanzo. Upped the spicing a bit and with the Simple Curry Couscous found on this site was completely brilliant.

Made this last night with 3.5 pounds fish, double, double the vegies (except the red peper which stayed the same), 1 cup raisins, 1 cup olives, 3 cans chopped tomatoes and half the spices (for the three year old). I left out the salt and let people add it as they wished. It worked great and my son loved it. Keeping the spices as-is in the recipe would be quite nice as well. Also: I had access to some really nice sweet Spanish paprika which really enhanced the flavor.

I used this recipe as a rough guide to make it for 2 with stuff I had on hand. I subbed canned tomatoes and coconut oil (I never cook with vegetable oil), I didn't have bell peppers or olives and I doubled the carrots. I also added raisins at another reviewer's suggestion, which is perfect. I can't imagine not having them in there. I will definitely make this again. The vegetables are SO GOOD!

This was SO good!!! I can not wait to make it again!

I loved this recipe. THe only changes I made were to use a can of diced tomatoes in place of the fresh, both kalamata and green olives (probably about a cup worth) and added some spinach on top. Oh I also cut the red pepper way down so that it wouldn't be too spicy for the kiddos. I will definitely be making this again and soon.

I made this with a little less fish but all the vegetables. I added more olives and also adde 1/2 cup of raisins for the savory/sweet combo that I remembered from my trip to Morocco. A little spicy, but a BIG hit at my house