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A whole chicken marinated with onions, garlic, fresh herbs and soy sauce, first browned then simmered in water, accompanied by potatoes that are tender inside and crispy outside, all gratinated with butter with olives and onions. A family recipe inspired by Moroccan flavors, ideal for a weekend meal.
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