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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1998
This pale yellow Moroccan and Tunisian staple is made from coarse-ground semolina and is traditionally cooked in a couscousière, a deep metal pot with an upper portion rather like a fine lidded colander in which the grain is cooked in the steam from the seven-vegetable stew bubbling underneath.
© 1998 Alastair Little. All rights reserved.
