Thermomix middle eastern recipes bring tagines, couscous, mezze and breads to your table with very little effort. This category shows how the machine handles slow stews, fluffy grains and fresh dips, while you keep the real taste of the region. Every recipe lists the settings you need.
Tagines and couscous in Thermomix middle eastern recipes
A tagine needs patient cooking so the spices and the vegetables blend. The bowl simmers the sauce with onions, ginger, cumin and cinnamon, and the Varoma steams the couscous above it. In about an hour, you have a full meal. Add dried apricots or olives for contrast.
Couscous grains need steam, not boiling. The Varoma gives you light, separate grains. Then you fluff them with a little oil and serve them under the stew.
Mezze and breads
Mezze are small plates for sharing. Hummus, eggplant dip and tomato salad all blend or chop well in the bowl. Moreover, a dip takes less than five minutes. Set them on a table with flatbread, and your guests can help themselves.
Flatbread and other breads need only a simple dough. Knead it with the Thermomix, let it rise, and roll it thin. Cook the rounds in a hot pan for a couple of minutes on each side.
Finally, remember that a meal here is meant to be shared. Bring the pot to the center of the table, add bread, and let everyone serve themselves. The atmosphere matters as much as the recipe.
Spices and organization
Stock your pantry with cumin, coriander, paprika, turmeric and cinnamon. Toast whole spices lightly before grinding them, because that deepens the flavor. Prepare the spice mixes in advance, and you gain time on busy evenings.
Many of these dishes taste better the next day, so cook ahead for a party. If you love sweet endings, visit partner sites or ask for ideas through contact. The site map lists every section.
Tagines, couscous, mezze and breads: Middle Eastern cooking with your Thermomix.
60 recettes
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Baked Chickpea Falafel
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Baked Kibbeh with Bulgur and Beef-Pine Nut Filling
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Batbout, Soft Moroccan Skillet Breads
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Beef Tagine with Artichokes and Green Peas
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Brik Pastries with Ground Beef, Parsley and Onion
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chicken Fatteh with Chickpeas and Yogurt
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chicken M’hammer, Oven-Browned with Onion Sauce
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chicken Pastilla with Almonds and Cinnamon
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chicken Tagine with Dried Apricots and Honey
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chicken Tagine with Olives and Preserved Lemon
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Chorba Frik with Lamb and Cilantro
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Cinnamon Semolina with Almonds and Raisins
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Creamy Hummus with Tahini
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Crispy Brik Pastries with Tuna, Egg and Capers
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Daoud Basha, Beef Meatballs in Tomato Sauce with Pine Nuts
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Fish Couscous with Spicy Tomato Broth and Vegetables
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Fish Tagine with Chermoula, Potatoes and Peppers
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Grilled Beef and Lamb Kefta Skewers
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Grilled Lamb Kebab with Sumac Onions and Rice
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Homemade Chicken Shawarma with Garlic Sauce
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Homemade Harissa with Red Chili Peppers
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Homemade Puffed Pita Bread
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Jordanian Mansaf, Lamb in Yogurt Sauce over Rice
Middle Eastern Cuisine
Kefta Tagine with Eggs in Tomato Sauce
Our thermomix middle eastern recipes cover 60 tagines, couscous dishes, mezze and breads. Each one is set for the TM5, TM6 and TM7, with numbered steps.
Everyday thermomix middle eastern recipes
First, the Thermomix prepares vegetable purees, sauces and bread doughs with no effort. Then it cooks fragrant broths. You will also find skewers and crisp pastries. This way, a festive meal becomes much simpler.
In the thermomix middle eastern recipes section, here are a few recipes to try:
- Baked Chickpea Falafel: a crisp snack from the oven.
- Batbout, Soft Moroccan Skillet Breads: soft breads cooked in a pan.
- Chicken Tagine with Dried Apricots and Honey: a sweet and savory dish with dried fruit.
- Chicken Tagine with Olives and Preserved Lemon: a bright tagine with olives.
Tiha’s tip for Middle Eastern cooking
For more flavor, fry the spices briefly before you add the liquid. Also, do not go above 2.2 litres in the bowl for a broth. For couscous, prepare the grains separately, then fluff them with a fork.
When it comes to thermomix middle eastern recipes, every recipe is original, with no pork or alcohol. Each one can be downloaded as a free PDF and copied to Cookidoo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a tagine in the Thermomix?
Yes, the bowl sautes the onions and spices, then simmers the meat gently. Then, each recipe gives the time and speed.
How do I get light couscous?
Sprinkle the grains with water and oil, then rub them gently with your fingertips. Also, they stay light and never clump.
Can these dishes be frozen?
Sauces and broths freeze well. Finally, pastries keep better cooked, in the fridge.






