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Couscous Salad with Saffron & Currants - pareve

Posted by : Lita

 3   C               Vegetable Stock, Home Made -- 750mL, 24 fl oz, or
                          chicken stock, home made
 Pinch               Saffron
                     Salt And Pepper -- to taste
 1 1/2  C            Couscous --           330g /10 oz
 1      Med          Red Onion -- julienned
 2      Cloves       Garlic -- chopped
 1      Lg           Tomato -- seed, dice
 1      Tsp          Fresh Ginger Root -- chopped
 1/3  C              Currants -- 60g / 2 oz
 1      Tbsp         Fresh Cilantro -- or parsley, chopped
 2                   Limes -- juice of
 1      Tbsp         Olive Oil -- to 2 T
                     Salt And Pepper -- to taste
 
NOTE:  Original recipe called for 1/3 C olive oil/155 mL/5 fl oz.

Couscous is a tiny pasta that has long been popular in North Africa and is
so quick and easy to make.  You can add ingredients to this list or omit
items if you don't care for them, this is such an adaptable salad or side
dish.

In a medium saucepan over high heat, bring the stock and saffron to a boil and
season with salt and pepper.  Place the couscous in a large nonreactive bowl
and pour the boiling stock over it.  Cover and set aside for 1- min, or
until all the liquid has been absorbed.  Fluff the couscous up with a fork
and set it aside.

In a medium bowl, mix together the onion, garlic, tomato, ginger, currants,
cilantro and lime juice.  Slowly whisk in the olive oil and season with salt
and pepper.  Pour the mixture over the couscous and mix well.

Serve the Couscous Salad at room temp.

Recipe By  : Caprial's Cafe Favorites, Chef Caprial Pence,  
  
NOTES : Cal  290.3 Fat  3.2g Carb  59.2g Dietary Fiber  7.3g Protein  8.9g
Sodium  260mg CFF  9.6%

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