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Couscous al Barco

Couscous al Barco

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 5 Minutes

If you plan ahead and make too much couscous for dinner, the next day you can have it in a salad. We did that recently when we chartered a boat down in the BVI. We were going from Cooper Island over to the Baths on Virgin Gorda for the day. It was blowi…

Cornish Hen stuffed with Couscous

Cornish Hen stuffed with Couscous

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Prep Time: 35 Minutes
Cook Time: 45 Minutes

This is a typical Moroccan recipe, a stuffed Cornish hen with couscous, spiced with fresh ginger and Arabic gum.

Pierre's Fast and Simple Couscous Salad

Pierre's Fast and Simple Couscous Salad

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 0 Minutes

Don't you like a quick and easy recipe? Throwing everything in the blender? And make a big batch that's even better the next day? I got this couscous recipe from my mom. It's a great summer cold dish that can be served as a main or a side. At home we cal…

Couscous Stuffed Peppers

Couscous Stuffed Peppers

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

Delicious as a meatless main course, or use smaller peppers for an appetizer.

Tusker House vegan Couscous

Tusker House vegan Couscous

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

We had his at the Tusker House at Animal Kingdom at Disney. It was the best couscous I have ever had. I wanted to share it with you.

Autumn Couscous

Autumn Couscous

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

A rainbow of flavors, a successful marriage between celery, squash, zucchini and tomatoes with couscous. Absolutely delicious!

Moroccan Chicken and Couscous

Moroccan Chicken and Couscous

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

Spicy vegetables and chicken are complimented by slightly sweet, melt-in-your-mouth couscous seasoned with green onion, pignoli, and raisins.

Chili-rubbed Cod with Seasoned Acini di Pepe

Chili-rubbed Cod with Seasoned Acini di Pepe

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

This recipe was first featured my 8/6/09 post: http://theunemployedchef.blogspot.com/2009/08/another-meaningless-post-of-my.html It's quick, easy, and delicious--and unlike most of my recipes, it's actually healthy!

Steamed Sea Bass and Spinach

Steamed Sea Bass and Spinach

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

After all the meat we have been eating lately, we were in the mood for some change. Fish came to mind and we had some beautiful sea bass fillets that we just purchased from Pete. We also had some spinach and I somehow I wanted to incorporate the two. Not…

Pressure Cooker Mini Meatball Broth

Pressure Cooker Mini Meatball Broth

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

You don't need a stock to make this broth, from the Hip Pressure Cooking website, because you make it yourself. Then, the vegetables come out of the pan, to serve as a side dish, and then meat balls, and pastina go in to turn this dish into a one pot mea…

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06.02.10: dinner (pork and garlic scape pistou)

posted June 03, 2010 in The Manhattan Food Project

Grilled (and perfectly brined) Pork Chop with Garlic Scape Pistou over Couscous I have to say, when dinner becomes such a lovely picture you’ve gotta write something about it.  [Ed.--in all fairness, those perfect grill marks made me want to t (read full article)

Culinary Dictionary: Letter H

posted March 26, 2010 in Dinners & Dreams

Good evening and welcome to handsome letter H Terminology Thursday. My Spring break has officially begun and I am so excited! So much fun to be had—especially when one lives somewhere between Daytona and Miami—and more blogging than usual to be e (read full article)

Culinary Dictionary: Letter H

posted March 26, 2010 in Dinners & Dreams

Good evening and welcome to handsome letter H Terminology Thursday. My Spring break has officially begun and I am so excited! So much fun to be had—especially when one lives somewhere between Daytona and Miami—and more blogging than usual to be e (read full article)

Toasted Israeli CousCous with Butternut Squash & Mozzarella (week night recipe)

posted March 24, 2010 in Seattle Palate Food Blog

Sometimes you just need a quickie. (Dinner. I’m talking about dinner.) And it’s a good idea to have quickie ingredients in your pantry because you never know when the mood will strike. (Frantic. That frantic “OMG what am I going to make for din (read full article)

Crispy Herb-Crusted Salmon with Pickled Mustard Seed Sauce

posted March 10, 2010 in Pig Pig's Corner

A friend asked me about cooking fish the other day. What's good for steaming and more ways to cook fish. To be honest, I'm not a fish person. I hate the feeling of biting into fish bones. The only fresh fish I cook nowadays is salmon and occasionally (read full article)

New Food Experience: Irish Steel Cut Oats

posted January 31, 2010 in Iowa Girl Eats

WOW – that was one long happy hour, eh? I “unplugged” yesterday – and truth be told, there wasn’t much going on here anyways! Oh, I DID watch the Miss America pageant! Did you see the talent portion? Miss Louisiana sho (read full article)

Couscous (so nice they named it twice)-Stuffed Peppers

posted January 28, 2010 in Dishful Thinking

I’m hardly the target demo for Real Simple magazine (ads for anti-aging creams, anyone?), but I love it dearly.  In the January issue, there is a quick and dirty recipe for couscous-stuffed peppers.  It’s a refreshing spin on the tradit (read full article)

Make Your Next Event Special with Homemade Pasta

posted December 28, 2009 in Recipes for the Family

There are hardly any recipes for Italian food that can exclude pasta as the chief savory. The New Year is knocking at the door and within your busy schedule of celebration, it can be difficult to find time for preparing dinner. Whether you want to h (read full article)

Harissa and Harissa Table Sauce

posted December 07, 2009 in Carol Egbert

If you are lucky enough to live in  city where with a Middle Eastern Market you can buy a tube of harissa paste. If not or if you prefer to make it your own, here’s how to do: Harissa I cover ten dry chilies with boiling warm water for ten mi (read full article)

These Are My Confessions…

posted December 04, 2009 in Iowa Girl Eats

  Confession 1: Sometimes, I am a messy cook. Yes – Miss type A, germaphobe, neat freak sometimes can’t keep it all together in the kitchen. It’s true. That’s what helpful husbands are for – cleaning up after the messy (read full article)

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