How to Make Perfect Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan)

Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan). Israeli couscous is also known as ptitim, Jerusalem or pearl couscous. Most people confuse it with a whole grain, but it's more similar to pasta (using wheat This recipe is super versatile so feel free to experiment substituting or adding other chopped veggies, such as celery, cilantro, red bell pepper, or. The Best Couscous Vegan Recipes on Yummly

A vegan, nut-free and soy-free recipe. Aren't you glad Spring's finally here? It has been a long time coming to the Northeast this year. You can have Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan) using 5 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan)

1. You need 100 g of green peas.
2. Prepare 100 g of brussels sprouts.
3. It's 8 pieces of green asparagus.
4. It's 100 g of couscous.
5. It's of Some salt.

In the kitchen, I'm trying to use the wonderful bounty of Spring vegetables in delicious new ways. This Moroccan Couscous Salad is one of them. These grilled veggies and couscous are my go-to recipe whenever we invite friends over to grill. It's a great vegetarian (and vegan) meal all on its own, or Couscous is an interesting ingredient - it's sort of half pasta and half grain - made from durum wheat semolina.

Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan) step by step

1. Cook the brussels sprouts and green peas in salted water, when they are almost ready, add the peeled asparagus, first the stems only, lastly the heads too.
2. Pour some of the hot cooking water on the couscous and cover it for 5 minutes then stir it and mix the veggies in.

It's a traditional North African dish. And if that isn't enough, it's also paired with spicy cauliflower couscous with oranges, cranberries and walnuts and a side of kale. Serve along side some warmed Moroccan vegetables and any leafy greens. I used some kale topped with tahini. A vegan diet doesn't have to be a cause for hair loss., so if you've been thinking about continuing veganism post Veganuary, don't fret.

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