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Fruity Nutty Couscous Recipe | CDKitchen.com butter, chicken stock, almond, raisin, currant (zante), apricot, cous cous, water A recipe for Fruity Nutty Couscous made with couscous, chicken broth or water, butter, dried apricots, dried currants or raisins Place the couscous in a bowl. Stir in the boiling broth or water. Cover...
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| Fruity Couscous Recipe - Food.com vegetable stock, olive oil, pine nut, coriander leaf, lemon, raisin, apricot, cous cous This is good alongside lamb chops or as a side to any Moroccan dish. Serving Size: 1 (60) g Servings Per Recipe: 10 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 232.6 Calories from Fat 106 g 46 % Tot...
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Fruity Couscous Recipe - Food.com vegetable stock, chicken stock, olive oil, coriander leaf, currant (zante), apricot, spring onion, onion, white wine vinegar, salt, cous cous, orange juice, water Another find from the back of weight watchers magazine that was served at my housewarming party. 5 points per cup. Serving Size: 1 (185) g Servings Per Recipe: 8 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calo...
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| Fruity Breakfast Couscous Recipe - Food.com almond, sultana, peach, apple, cous cous, honey, apple juice, yogurt (plain) Here is a nice change from porridge for brekky. Serving Size: 1 (315) g Servings Per Recipe: 4 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 429.9 Calories from Fat 88 g 21 % Total Fat 9.9 g 15 % Sat...
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| Couscous Fruity Salad Recipe - Food.com chicken stock, olive oil, almond, turmeric, pepper, paprika, mint, coriander, cinnamon, cumin, dried ginger, allspice, date, olive, raisin, apricot, spring onion, onion, tomato, salt, cous cous, lemon juice Sweet and hot. Couscous makes a great side dish for lamb or chicken. This recipe is from Cooking Light. Serving Size: 1 (172) g Servings Per Recipe: 6 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 255.5...
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| Lamb chops with fruity couscous and mint | olivemagazine red onion, olive oil, pine nut, parsley, paprika, mint, date, lemon, lamb, red wine vinegar, cous cous, water Try this new twist on the classic lamb chops, with fruity couscous and mint. A quick and easy meal that will impress friends and family. STEP 1 Put the lamb chops in a bowl. Sprinkle over the smoked ...
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| Moroccan-Spiced Pork Chops and Fruity Couscous Recipe - Food.com pork chop, pork loin, hot sauce, chicken stock, olive oil, turmeric, coriander seed, coriander leaf, cinnamon, cumin, apricot, cous cous When I first found this recipe on the Weight Watchers website, I was amused by the idea of a Moroccan dish featuring pork as most of the natives I know from this country are Muslim. Though I will neve...
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| Chicken tagine with figs and fruity couscous recipe | delicious. magazine chicken thigh, olive oil, ras el-hanout, saffron, cinnamon, fig, onion, garlic, tomato, cous cous Tagine is a Moroccan classic, save time and effort with our simple chicken tagine recipe, spruced up with figs and fruity couscous. Heat the oil in a flameproof casserole, then add the onions, garlic ...
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| Moroccan Baked Aubergine and Chickpea Tagine with Fruity Couscous - Vegetarian Society tomato paste, hot sauce, vegetable stock, olive oil, almond, pepper, parsley, paprika, mint, coriander seed, cayenne pepper, cumin, bay leaf, chickpea, lemon, sultana, apricot, onion, garlic, tomato, aubergine/eggplant, salt, cous cous Browse hundreds of recipes the Vegetarian Society has built to make eating vegetarian tastier, healthier and easier for everyone. Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas5. Heat the stock in a large saucepan...
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| Lamb Chops With Fruity Couscous and Mint Recipe by Country.Chef | ifood.tv red onion, beef steak, olive oil, pine nut, parsley, paprika, date, lamb, red wine vinegar, cous cous, lemon juice GETTING READY 1) In a bowl, place lamb to season with salt, paprika, half the onion, 1 tablespoon vinegar and 1/2 bsp oil. Set the bowl aside. MAKING 2) Boil the kettle and tip the couscous into a ...
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