Couscous
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COUSCOUS, or Kous-Kous (an Arabic word derived from kaskasa, to pound), a dish common among the inhabitants of North Africa, made of flour rubbed together and steamed over a stew of mutton, fowl, &c.
Couscous Granular semolina. ("Semolina" is a coarsely ground wheat flour.) At pearl mixed with apple, spring onion, coriander, mint and sultanas.
Couscous:
A pasta made from semolina (which itself is a flour made from Durum wheat).
2. Stir in couscous, salt, pepper, and boiling water. Cover and simmer over low heat until tender and water is absorbed, about 10 minutes. Add parsley and serve with Shrim p and Scallop Stew.
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Couscous is one of the staple foods of the Maghrib (western North Africa). Couscous is made from two different sizes of the husked and crushed, but unground, semolina of hard wheat using water to bind them.
Couscous is a wonderful, versatile pasta, made of tiny grains of dough that are steamed. It hails from Morocco and northern Algeria, and is a staple throughout North Africa.
Couscous is a coarsely ground semolina pasta that is a dietary staple in North African countries. It is also widely used in Middle Eastern countries and has become popular in American dishes. It is made of semolina, flour, salt, and water.
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Couscous
Granular semolina popular in North Africa.
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Rich custard sauce, often used as a topping or plating accompaniment to fruits and pastries.
couscous: a tiny pasta made from semolina flour. Couscous is the national dish of Morocco.
fiber: complex carbohydrates. Many vegan foods are high in fiber, including apples, artichokes, beans, and pears.
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Couscous is made from wheat semolina mixed with flour, sprinkled with water and rolled into small granules.
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A beady grain of semolina used in North African cuisines. Typically boiled like rice, with spices and vegetables or fruits.
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Couscous -small, spherical bits of semolina dough that are rolled, dampened and coated with a finer wheat flour; a staple of the North African diet.
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Couscous - A North African granular grain cooked in liquid
Crème anglaise - Custard sauce commonly served over fruit or cake
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Couscous: It is the separated grain of the wheat plant. When dried and milled, it becomes semolina flour, which is what pasta is made out of.
Couscous
Using the same flour that goes into pasta, couscous is made by rolling and coating durum or hard wheat semolina grains in fine wheat flour, and is a staple ingredient in North Africa.
Couscous
Incorrectly thought of as a grain, couscous is a type of pasta usually made from semolina hand-rolled into tiny balls.
Couscous
Pellets of semolina (duram wheat/also called hard wheat) usually cooked by steaming.
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Couscous - [North African] a fine-grained semolina pasta used primarily in Moroccan cuisine. Made from semolina (which itself is a flour made from Durum wheat).
couscous (KOOS-koos) - It is a French term that comes from the Arabic word kuskus, which in turn evolved from another Arabic word, kaskas, meaning "to pound, to make small." It is the national dish of Morocco.


Couscous: Couscous is small, round pasta that is cooked and eaten like rice. Couscous takes on spices and flavors beautifully, and is traditionally served with a vegetable stew spooned over it or as a side dish to chicken or vegetables.
Couscous - Course semolina that is used in many North African and Middle Eastern dishes. Usually it is steamed and served as a side dish to lamb or other meats.
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Couscous (KOOS-koos)
A granular pasta popular in North Africa that's made from semolina. Look for it in the rice and pasta section of supermarkets.
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Couscoussiere: A set of nesting pots similar to a steamer used to cook couscous.
Couverture: Fine, semi-sweet chocolate used for coating and decorating. Its high cocoa butter content gives it a glossy appearance after tempering.
Couscous (North African): Made from finely ground wheat and salted water to make a type of pasta sometimes topped with powdered sugar and nuts to create a dessert.
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Couscous - A pasta which is formed into tiny pellets through a process called palming being made from semolina ( a flour made from Durum wheat).
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Coulis A thick puree of vegetables or fruit Couscous Pellets of wheat semolina that has been ground, moistened, and rolled in flour. It is a staple dish in the Middle East.
couscous A dish from Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria prepared variously,
but usually consisting of semolina steamed on top of a special two part pot over meats and vegetables boiled below, served all together
with a hot sauce.
Tiny pasta (orzo, couscous). Frequently seen Stateside in pasta salads, orzo is a small, rice-shaped pasta often found in the Greek lemon-egg soup called avgolemono.
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Couscous
A grain-like hard wheat semolina that has been ground, moistened, and rolled in flour. Prepared by steaming and traditionally served with a stew, or combined with fruits and vegetables. A staple dish of Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco.
Another enticing salad option is a Paradise Couscous Salad. A couscous salad is a quickly prepared dish that provides a great arena to showcase fruits and veggies.
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It's often cooked with rice and couscous dishes. Look for it in Middle Eastern markets or African markets.
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Other popular dishes include curries, kebabs (marinated meat threaded on a stick and roasted), couscous (steamed wheat semolina), falafel (a spiced fritter), and yogurt.
Meaning: A Moroccan spice mixture that can contain up to 100 different spices, used in couscous, rice, meat and vegetable dishes; like garam masala, the mixture of spices in ras el hanout depends on the maker and the spices available, ...
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For the planned-in-advance type of al fresco dining, stick with light foods and keep the menu simple; one fish dish, one chicken dish, one rice or couscous, pasta or potato salad, ...
A typical tagine recipe would combine meat with fruit, such as lamb with apricots, plus aromatic spices and a thick 'gravy ', to produce a typically Moroccan stew which would be served with couscous, rice, or cracked wheat, ...
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The coarsely milled hard wheat endosperm used for gnocchi, some pasta, and couscous.
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Semolina - The coarsely milled hard wheat endosperm used for gnocchi, some pasta, and couscous.
In North Africa, they are routinely used in stews or casseroles featuring chicken or lamb, steamed with couscous, or combined with citrus fruits and nuts in salads. Chopped dates are an excellent substitute for raisins.
couscoussiére: special pot used for steaming cous cous
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