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A traditional Moroccan dessert, ideal for Ramadan, made with almonds, sesame seeds, toasted flour, honey and cinnamon. No added oil; the fat comes naturally from the nuts. Easy to make, it stores well and can be enjoyed for breakfast or as a snack.
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