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You'll need a 2 quart stainless steel pot with a tight fitting lid tfor this recipe.
Couscous is Middle Eastern Pasta, traditionally made by hand from semolina flour. It's mindboggling to think of people making these tiny pellets, but now it's all done by machine.
The couscous which we commonly find in stores is instant couscous, add water and stir. Someday we'll find and cook and eat authentic couscous, but for now, let's go with what we've got.
Couscous is wonderful because it's quick and easy to make, and like it's Italian counterpart, is a base for so many sauces and stews. But couscous in the hands of small children is a nightmare clean up problem, way worse than rice, which at least sticks to them. On the other hand, children will actually eat couscous!
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