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Ingredients
300g Dried cous-cous
480ml boiling water with one or
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Good slug of Olive Oil
Handful of capers
One lemon-chopped in chunks
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night and cooked.
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One third of a jar of sun-dried
tomatoes, snipped
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300g Dried cous-cous
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Summer Greenslaw
480ml boiling water with one or Ingredients
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Tasty & easy cous-cous
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Good slug of Olive Oil
1 courgette
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Handful of capers 300g Dried cous-cous
4 large salad onions or 12
Method
One lemon-chopped in chunks 480ml boiling water with one or
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Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
small
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a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
Ingredients
1 small savoy cabbage
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‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
1 cucumber (peeled with
300g Dried cous-cous
One third of a jar of sun-dried
Handful of capers
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seeds removed)
fluffy.
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One lemon-chopped in chunks
or 1 green pepper
Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
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Handful of chopped fresh herbs more vegetable stock cubes
200g chick-peas soaked over-
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
Dressing of your choice (see
Seasoning Good slug of Olive Oil
Ingredients
night and cooked.
below)
Handful of capers
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
One third of a jar of sun-dried
One lemon-chopped in chunks
Ingredients beans if you prefer. 300g Dried cous-cous
1 lemon & 1 lime or Thai
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tomatoes, snipped
480ml boiling water with one or
200g chick-peas soaked over-
green curry paste
Handful of chopped fresh herbs
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more vegetable stock cubes
Tasty & easy cous-cous Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
night and cooked.
Good slug of Olive Oil
1 courgette Seasoning
Ingredients
One third of a jar of sun-dried
Handful of capers
Method
300g Dried cous-cous
4 large salad onions or 12 Chop all of the above ingredients tomatoes, snipped
One lemon-chopped in chunks
Handful of chopped fresh herbs
Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
Greenslaw - a gorgeous summer Slaw
480ml boiling water with one or
finely.
Seasoning
small Tasty & easy cous-cous 200g chick-peas soaked over-
more vegetable stock cubes
a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
night and cooked.
Good slug of Olive Oil
‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
Mix with your choice of creme
1 small savoy cabbage Method One third of a jar of sun-dried
Handful of capers
Chop all of the above ingredients finely.
fluffy.
tomatoes, snipped
fraiche, yoghurt,
1 cucumber (peeled with Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
One lemon-chopped in chunks
Tasty & easy cous-cous
Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
Handful of chopped fresh herbs
200g chick-peas soaked over-
mayonnaise or salad cream.
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
Seasoning
seeds removed) a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
night and cooked.
Mix with your choice of creme fraiche, yoghurt,
‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
Method
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
Season well.
or 1 green pepper fluffy. mayonnaise or salad cream. One third of a jar of sun-dried
Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
beans if you prefer.
tomatoes, snipped
Stir in either lemon and lime
a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
Dressing of your choice Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
Tasty & easy cous-cous
Handful of chopped fresh herbs
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
Season well, then stir in either lemon and lime
Seasoning
(unwaxed) zests for some zing
(see method for sauggestions) ‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
(unwaxed) zests for some zing or Thai green curry
fluffy.
Method
Thai green curry paste
1 lemon & 1 lime beans if you prefer.
paste (to your taste) for spice!
Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
(to your taste) for spice!
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
Tasty & easy cous-cous
a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
Thai green curry paste Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
beans if you prefer.
fluffy.
Method
Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
Boil the water and add stock cubes. Pour over cous-cous and
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
a splash of the oil- separate with a fork. Leave for 5 mins to
‘cook through’. Separate again with a fork to keep cous cous
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
beans if you prefer.
fluffy.
Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
Add the other oil and all the other ingredients and mix lightly.
Ideally, leave all the flavours to soak in over night. You can
add other sliced vegetables like courgettes, or olives and other
beans if you prefer.
Serve with meat, cheese or on its own.
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