A little patience. Something wonderful.

Make room for
something sweet.

Learn to make 20 Moroccan sweets, one day at a time. An illustrated pastry journey, from your first crumbly ghriba to delicate almond pastries and honey-glazed favourites.

$19USD · One-time purchase
20 illustrated lessons, yours to explore

English PDF · 165 pages · Follow at your own pace

Cover of The 20-Day Moroccan Pastry Challenge

Twenty recipes. A kitchen full of possibilities.

20 illustrated lessonsIngredients & shaping guidanceClickable contents
Golden almond briouats coated in honey and sesame

More than a beautiful plate

Learn the small steps.
Enjoy the sweet result.

You love the idea of making Moroccan pastries. Now you can take your time with the ingredients, the folds and the finishing touches, with a lesson to guide each bake.

  1. 01
    Prepare with confidence

    Measured ingredients and a clear overview before you begin.

  2. 02
    Build a new skill

    Illustrated stages, shaping instructions and practical checkpoints.

  3. 03
    Make the next batch your best

    Troubleshooting notes and space to record what you learned.

Take a look inside

Clear on the page.
Ready for your kitchen.

These are actual pages from the almond and honey briouats lesson. Open a page for a closer look, or download the complete lesson for free.

Briouats ingredients page from the book; click to enlarge

Gather your ingredients

Briouats folding page from the book; click to enlarge

Follow the shaping steps

Your twenty-day journey

A different sweet.
A new reason to bake.

Explore cookies, cakes, filled pastries and other Moroccan favourites. Work through the days in order, or return to the recipes you want to practise.

01Ghriba Bahla
02Coconut Ghriba
03Almond & Honey Briouats
04Mini Orange Meskouta
05Almond & Sesame Fekkas
06Mini Almond Mhanncha
07Moroccan Sfenj
08Kaab El Ghazal
09Richbond Coconut Jam Cookies
10Moroccan Sellou
11Date-Filled Makrout
12Moroccan Krachel
13Moroccan Chebakia
14Moroccan Milk Bastilla
15Moroccan Stuffed Dates
16Moroccan Zellige Squares
17Moroccan Mini Harcha
18Moroccan Kaak Rings
19Moroccan Almond Rghaif
20Moroccan Jam Sablés

Made for curious home bakers

One lesson at a time.
At your own pace.

Start with simpler recipes, then make room for more intricate techniques. You do not need to finish in twenty consecutive days. Repeat a lesson, write down your adjustments and enjoy the process.

Some recipes call for frying, careful dough handling or specialist ingredients. Each chapter explains what you need before you begin.

Find your starting point with a free lesson →
Flower-shaped apricot jam sablés with a light sugar finish
The complete digital book

The 20-Day Moroccan
Pastry Challenge

20 complete illustrated lessons, practical baking notes, personal reflection pages and a clickable contents page, brought together in one English PDF.

165 pages · Digital PDF · Self-paced learning

$19USD · One-time purchase
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A few things to know

Before your first bake.

Is this a printed book?

No. This is an English-language digital PDF, with 165 pages and a clickable table of contents. No physical book is included.

Do I need to be an experienced baker?

The collection includes both simpler recipes and more involved techniques. Read each lesson first and repeat the techniques you want to practise.

Do I have to follow the challenge every day?

No. Twenty days gives the book its structure. You can work through the recipes at your own pace.

Can I try a recipe before buying?

Yes. Download the complete eight-page almond and honey briouats lesson for free, including the ingredients, instructions, illustrations and practice notes.

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What about ingredients and allergies?

Recipes use different combinations of wheat, nuts, eggs, dairy and sesame, among other ingredients. Check each recipe and your ingredient labels before baking.

Are the food pictures photographs of tested batches?

The food images are AI-generated illustrations of the recipes and stages. Use the written measurements and technique notes as your guide; your finished pastries may look different.