Lentils Couscous Recipe

"I made this recipe the other day, instead of using rice , I used Couscous, and it was really good. Basically it is cooked the same as the lentils and Rice Recipe (Mujadarah) only subsituting couscous for Rice."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Saute onions with olive oil (stirring occasionally) until golden brown. Reserve 4 tablespoons of browned onions for garnish.
  • Meanwhile place lentils, water (or broth) salt,and black Pepper in a different saucepan and cook for around 20 minutes or until lentils are tender.
  • Add Couscous, browned onions, cumin, and dash of cayenne to the lentils, stir, cover and simmer for about 5-10 minutes or until water is absorbed.
  • Place Lentils and Couscous in serving dish and garnish with 4 tablespoons of reserved browned onions.
  • This recipe is best when served with Tomatoe Salad. See my recipe for Tomatoe Salad.

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Reviews

  1. Doesn't have much flavor. I'd add more spice.
     
  2. I tried this last night using red lentils and quinoa instead of rice or couscous. It was pretty good. I think next time I'll add some spicy seasoning just to put some more zing into it. Thanks for sharing.
     
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Tweaks

  1. I tried this last night using red lentils and quinoa instead of rice or couscous. It was pretty good. I think next time I'll add some spicy seasoning just to put some more zing into it. Thanks for sharing.
     

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My name is Louie, and my nick name is Hommus, because I love Hommus,its delicious. I guess having Hommus as a nick name is better than having Baba Ghannous (Arabic Dip) as a nick name. I am of Palestinian orgin and a happily married man for 33 years. I own a Business , (retail Clothing) but I love cooking, its my hobby. I like to cook Arabic Dishes and also recipes from all around the world. I learned my Arabic recipes from my mother . who is a super great cook. In fact my favorite cookbook is the recipes I learned from my Mother. Recently I started to use the slow cooker and I noticed the difference in the flavor.
 
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