In the mazes of Kissariat Hay Mohammadi

Kissaria of Hay Mohammadi, around 2 p.m., the darts of the summer sun are becoming increasingly oppressive. The surroundings of the famous commercial zone are teeming with people in a particular effervescence. Commercial activity is in full swing, with the usual crowding and the "invasions" of pavements, roads, and public places by businesses that flourish during this period. This effervescence also captures the attention of all households. Whatever the budget, Ramadan has its requirements, its "chhiwates" and its dishes. "We eat more with our eyes. Throughout Morocco, the table served at the time of the ftour must be well-stocked, with all kinds of delicacies," explains Meryem, a young mother, while choosing some meloui (pancakes), which will be added to her countless other purchases. Unable to prepare everything she needs herself, she comes once or twice a week to buy pancakes that sh…