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Fresh Salad Greens Recipe - Food.com olive oil, pistachio, pomegranate seed, pepper, chives, fennel, lettuce, salt Based on a recipe from the February 2008 issue of More magazine, as they report an enchanting article about novelist Martha McPhee's culinary adventure in Morocco. Serving Size: 1 (115) g Serving...
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| Citrus Couscous Salad Recipe | MyRecipes olive oil, pistachio, mint, currant (zante), apricot, spring onion, cucumber, red wine vinegar, salt, cous cous, orange juice, lemon juice, water You can serve this salad chilled or at room temperature. It pairs nicely with fish, chicken, or shrimp. Instructions Checklist Step 1 Bring 1 1/2 cups orange juice, water, and salt to a boil in a me...
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Couscous Salad with Chicken and Apricots Recipe | MyRecipes chicken breast, olive oil, pistachio, pepper, parsley, mint, cinnamon, cumin, plum, nectarine, peach, apricot, shallot, balsamic vinegar, salt, cous cous Learn how to make Couscous Salad with Chicken and Apricots. MyRecipes has 70,000+ tested recipes and videos to help you be a better cook. Instructions Checklist Step 1 Place the couscous in a medium...
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| Quinoa and Pistachio Salad With Moroccan Pesto Recipe - Food.com red bell pepper, quinoa, chicken stock, olive oil, oil, pistachio, parsley, coriander leaf, cayenne pepper, cumin, olive, garlic, salt, orange juice, lemon juice, water From Cooking Light July, 2009. I have been looking to include more quinoa in our diet since it is low calorie and very filling and this recipe turned out to be easy and a hit with everyone in my famil...
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| Quinoa and Pistachio Salad with Moroccan Pesto Recipe | MyRecipes red bell pepper, quinoa, chicken stock, olive oil, oil, pistachio, red peppercorn, parsley, coriander leaf, cumin, olive, garlic, salt, orange juice, lemon juice, water Quinoa [KEEN-wah] is a quick-cooking whole grain supplying protein, iron, and vitamin E. Pair this side dish with simple grilled chicken or fish. For a vegetarian entrée option, use organic veget...
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| Chicken With Couscous and Orange Recipe - Food.com chicken, olive oil, pistachio, pepper, mint, orange, red wine vinegar, salt, cous cous, water A nice use for rotisserie chicken, courtesy of *Everyday Food*. You may want to add a little more oil and vinegar after you've mixed it, as otherwise the couscous may be a tad dry. Lovely combinat...
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| Nat's Couscous Recipe - Food.com banana pepper, olive oil, pistachio, peas, carrot, spring onion, garlic, tomato, soy sauce, cous cous, lemon juice, water Very colorful salad or side which can be made ahead and transported very easily. Looks great on any table, and taste wonderful too! Serving Size: 1 (165) g Servings Per Recipe: 8 AMT. PER SERVING % ...
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| Chicken Rice Salad Recipe - Food.com chicken breast, red onion, french dressing, brown rice, olive oil, pistachio, mint, orange, currant (zante), apricot, garlic, celery, lettuce A very pretty salad with a slightly Morrocan feel to it. Special enough for a dinner party or just whenever! Easily adjusted for more or less servings. Serving Size: 1 (678) g Servings Per Recipe: 4 ...
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| Moroccan Spiced Carrot Salad Recipe black mustard seeds, orange flower water, olive oil, pistachio, paprika, coriander seed, coriander, cumin, cardamom, dried ginger, raisin, carrot, orange juice, lemon juice, yogurt (plain) Definitely the kind of side salad that will add color, zing, and variety to any dish. Peel and coarsely grate the carrots and place in a large bowl. Crush the cardamom pods to extract the seeds. Toss...
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| Michael's Great Cous Cous Salad Recipe - Food.com chicken stock, olive oil, pistachio, pepper, mint, red chili, orange, lemon, currant (zante), onion, garlic, salt, cous cous, lemon juice My friend Michael gave me this recipe and until I tried this I wasn't a big fan of cous cous. This changed my opinion. As an optional extra of you want to extend the volume of the salad, you can a...
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