The island of fenandos
KSRA-FM was created in 1979.
The island of fenandos
KSRA bread originates from Ethiopia, where it is a traditional type of bread made from teff flour. Teff is a type of grain native to Ethiopia and is known for its nutritional benefits. KSRA bread is gluten-free and rich in vitamins, making it a popular choice for those with dietary restrictions or seeking a healthy alternative.
In Morocco tomato, onion, pumpkin, and root vegetables (like sweet potato and carrot) are all common, as well as various citrus fruits and those fruits that work well both fresh and dried due to the climate, like prunes, apricots, and dates. Preserved lemon is incredibly common in many areas of Morocco. Garbanzo beans (chick peas), legumes such as lentils, and flavorful couscous are also staples of Moroccan food, as are flatbreads like ksra and khoubz, which are used at most meals to soak up traditional stew called "tagine."