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Moroccan Seasoned Chicken With Pine Nut Couscous Recipe - Food.com butter, chicken, chicken stock, olive oil, pine nut, turmeric, pepper, parsley, paprika, coriander seed, cinnamon, cumin, lemon, olive, onion, garlic, salt, cous cous Quick and easy chicken dinner made on the stove top. Serving Size: 1 (389) g Servings Per Recipe: 6 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 558.6 Calories from Fat 267 g 48 % Total Fat 29.7 g 45...
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| Ainsley's Spicy Casablanca Couscous Recipe - Food.com vegetable stock, chicken stock, olive oil, pine nut, saffron, paprika, coriander seed, red chili, cumin, lemon, spring onion, garlic, cous cous We are big couscous fans in my house and this recipe that my husband found from Ainsley Harriot is really tasty. Serving Size: 1 (818) g Servings Per Recipe: 1 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calori...
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African Style Broccoli Recipe - Food.com chili dried/powder, canola oil, pine nut, peanut, nutmeg, coriander seed, cumin, dried ginger, carrot, spring onion, cauliflower, broccoli, apple cider vinegar, salt, honey, sour cream I found this on the web after searching for African recipes that included broccoli for the Zaar World Tour 2005. It was on the mom-mom website. Serving Size: 1 (200) g Servings Per Recipe: 6 AMT. PE...
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| Spicy Couscous Recipe - Food.com chicken stock, olive oil, pine nut, saffron, paprika, coriander seed, red chili, cumin, lemon, spring onion, garlic, cous cous A wonderfully zestful combination of couscous, fresh herbs, spices and pine nuts - delicious served with some roasted vegetables as a vegeterian main course and a fabulous accompaniment to any grilled...
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| Moroccan-Seasoned Chops With Fruited Couscous Recipe - Food.com pork chop, olive oil, cooking spray, pine nut, red peppercorn, coriander seed, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, cumin, raisin, apricot, cous cous Try Moroccan-Seasoned Chops With Fruited Couscous from Food.com. - 37146 Serving Size: 1 (279) g Servings Per Recipe: 4 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 641.1 Calories from Fat 157 g 25 % ...
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| Moroccan-Seasoned Chops with Fruited Couscous Recipe - Food.com pork chop, olive oil, pine nut, coriander seed, cayenne pepper, cumin, raisin, apricot, cous cous A different and flavorful way to make pork. Also good with deboned, skinless chicken breasts. I got this from a diabetic cooking magazine but anyone will enjoy it. Serving Size: 1 (249) g Servings Pe...
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| Pasta With Currants and Pine Nuts Recipe - Food.com olive oil, pine nut, garam masala, coriander seed, cinnamon, cumin, basil, chickpea, currant (zante), onion, garlic, tomato, pasta In answer to a question in the threads. Something different for Pasta. This is a good Middle Eastern throw on pasta. I think it came from a Women Weekly book. Serving Size: 1 (413) g Servings Per Rec...
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| North African Couscous Salad Recipe - Food.com kalamata olive, red bell pepper, orange peel, oil, pine nut, saffron, ginger root, coriander seed, cinnamon, cumin, peas, lemon, currant (zante), apricot, carrot, salt, cous cous, orange juice, lemon juice, water Slightly adapted from a Moosewood recipe. A good lunch salad with exotic flavors. Serving Size: 1 (264) g Servings Per Recipe: 4 AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE Calories: 304.7 Calories from Fat 70...
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| Chicken Tagine With Pine Nut Couscous Recipe - Food.com chicken thigh, lemon peel, chicken stock, olive oil, pine nut, turmeric, pepper, parsley, ginger root, coriander seed, green chili, cinnamon, cardamom, prune, apricot, onion, garlic, salt, cous cous Most people think of traditional Moroccan tagines as being long-simmered lamb dishes. When prepared with quick-cooking chicken thighs, they're actually relatively fast to make. Fragrant spices giv...
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| Moroccan Chard and Lamb Pan-Fry Recipe - Food.com lamb shoulder, chili dried/powder, lamb stock, chicken stock, olive oil, pine nut, turmeric, coriander seed, cumin, raisin, onion, garlic, swiss chard Swiss chard is a leafy green that can be used in place of spinach for cooking. I was pleased to find this recipe in Delicious magazine, that calls for it specifically and uses both leaves and stalks. ...
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