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Theres nowt wrong with the stuff;), especially when its cold:D
I could eat it untill it comes out me ears!!:o

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I can say in all honesty, that I can't think of any way one can combine suet and couscous.:confused:;) And couscous I can get at my butcher's. He's Greek and has lots of mediterranean stuff in his store .... and, of course, huge slabs of Canadian AAA beef at very reasonable prices.

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I thought you were going to say you couldn't buy it over there;)

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Not this time hon. John's has plain couscous, and a whole bunch of various flavors. And huge t-bone steaks for about $4.00 a pound. We may not have suet, but we do have the best beef on the planet.;):D

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For lunch today I've had an oatcake microwaved with a little cheddar cheese, rocket and watercress salad, some feta houmous and some Morrocan couscous, which has fruit, nuts and black olives in it.
De-e-e-e-licious. :)

Re: Couscous, Anybody Tried It?
 

I love cous cous. Always have some in the cupboard, it goes with practically anything.

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I have never tried couscous
It sounds similar to Italian polenta, which I ate once at an Italian outdoor trade union social event. I didn't like it much - bland - but there wasn't anything accompanying it, which, it appears, isn't the correct way to eat it
Polenta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Re: Couscous, Anybody Tried It?
 

I got some ready made from Asda, was not overkeen but think I will try Entwisi's recipe.

Re: Couscous, Anybody Tried It?
 

I tried Co-op Tomato and Mediterranean Herb Cous Cous (packet) and it's lovely. It's quick to cook, you cook in melted butter for a minute then pour on boiling water and simmer for about 5 minutes. A whole packet is enough for 2 people so I eat half of it and save the other half to have cold. :)

there are different
 

with boiling water and a little salt, simmer it for 10 minutes (or as long as the instructions on the packet say - there are different "strengths" of couscous) then leave it for about 5 minutes. Stir it up with a fork and it's done. I sometimes use it where I might use boiled rice.

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I tried some in Portugal and it was crap.....sooner have a spud pie with crust.
Like my mother used to make.