Moroccan recipes · Pastries and sweetsGazelle horns (kaab el ghazal)After the Moroccan TV chef Choumicha1CoursePastries and sweetsIngredients12Steps9OccasionRamadan, WeddingOriginall of MoroccoIngredientsFor the dough:250 g flour2 tbsp orange blossom water for the dough2 tbsp oil1 tbsp icing sugar1/2 tsp salt1 egg yolk10 to 12 cl waterFor the almond filling:650 g almond paste1 tsp cinnamon2 tbsp orange blossom water for the filling3 pinches of mastic, crushed with a little sugar50 g butterMethodPut the flour, salt, oil, icing sugar, egg yolk and orange blossom water into a bowl and gradually work in the water until a smooth dough forms.Knead the dough for 10 minutes, divide into balls, wrap in film and leave to rest for at least 2 hours.Mix the almond paste with the butter, cinnamon, orange blossom water and mastic.Roll a ball of dough out thinly on a lightly floured surface.Lay a finger-shaped piece of almond paste on it, fold the dough over, press the edges together and shape into a half-moon.Cut out with the fluted pastry wheel and carry on until everything is used up.Place the horns on a tray lined with baking paper and leave to rest for 12 hours.Brush with oil and prick with a needle so that steam can escape during baking.Bake in an oven preheated to 180 °C until straw-coloured, and let cool before taking them off the tray.More about Gazelle hornsFood and drinkGazelle hornsAn arch-shaped pastry filled with almond paste, in Arabic kaab el ghazal. It is one of the most widespread pastries in Morocco.RecipeGazelle horns with sesameAfter the Moroccan TV chef ChoumichaAll recipesPass it onAs a link, by WhatsApp or email.Share via …WhatsAppEmailFacebookXCopy linkLast checked on 27 Oct 2026.