Spicy Vegetable Couscous

"This can be a meal in itself or a side for chicken, lamb or fish. Either way it's very good."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
16
Serves:
4-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a medium-size skillet heat the oil.
  • Add green onions, sweet pepper, garlic, tomatoes and zucchini; saute 5 min, stirring.
  • Remove from heat and keep warm.
  • In a medium-size saucepan, combine the remaining ingredients, mix, cover and let stand 5 minutes, until liquid is absorbed. Add the first mixture and fluff with a fork.

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Reviews

  1. I would have never put these spices together. I'm glad I did!!! It was wonderful, and my family loved it too!!!
     
  2. This is a new favorite!
     
  3. This recipe makes a great vegetarian main dish. I served it with a salad. I love the zucchini and tomatoes together and the very yummy combo of spices. The only thing I did differently was use the whole can of chickpeas (just under 2 cups) just to use them up. This makes a really quick, delicious and filling meal. Thanks Annacia!
     
  4. Yum! This is great! I made exactly as written, but I agree that just about any vegetables would go well. Very healthy and hearty. Thanks!
     
  5. We loved this recipe! I left out the ginger and parsley as I didn't have any and replaced the green onion with red onion. It was delicious and a lovely change to our usual couscous recipes! Thanks for posting!
     
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  1. We loved this recipe! I left out the ginger and parsley as I didn't have any and replaced the green onion with red onion. It was delicious and a lovely change to our usual couscous recipes! Thanks for posting!
     
  2. 4 1/4 stars. This is good as a side. I made ours gluten free using quinoa instead of couscous. I used a greater amount of canola oil to be soy free, mainly sweet orange peppers and some yellow as I didn't have any red on hand, a couple more canned plumb tomatoes, canned chickpeas, I cooked the quinoa as I usually do along with the remaining ingredients in step 4. I used sea salt, a not very spicy curry powder (as we don't like very hot), flat leaf parsley, a bit more cinnamon than called for, cayenne to taste, plus the rest. Served with a raita. Made for Veggie Swap 32 ~ March 2011.
     
  3. This was really good! I've been getting bored of plain rice with my curries, so I tried this. It was good both as a side dish and as something to serve the curry over. I doubled the spices, used cilantro instead of parsley, and I used chicken broth instead of water. At the very end I added a splash more of chicken broth because it was a tad on the dry side for us. I'll make this one often.
     

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