I left my camera somewhere and will not have it until tomorrow morning. So there go my plans to take photos of ghribia. I'll present a sweet couscous dish that is not well known. It's actually a very simple variation.
Ingredients:
500 gr of cooked couscous
500 gr de couscous cuit
1 tablespoon of lavender flowers, discard the stem
1 cuillere a soupe de fleur de lavande
1/4 cup of confectioner's sugar
25 gr de sucre glace
Method:
1) After the final couscous steaming add the lavender and dust with confectioner's sugar. Paula Wolfert's recipe for a sweet couscous with raisins. In Algeria we call couscous with raisins simply mesfouf, mesfouf b'z-zbib or seffa b'z-zbib. There are possibly more variations in what it's called.
Algeria Algerian Cuisine Algerian Recipes Algerian Food Algerian dishes Cuisine Algerienne Recettes Algerienne North African cuisine Maghreb Cuisine
Halal recipes Ramadan recipes Arab recipes African recipes Berber recipes Amazigh recipes Moroccan recipes Tunisian recipes
halal recipe African recipes muslim recipes Ramadan recipesArab recipes Moors cuisine
Hello, Chef Zadi. Awsome blog. is this recipe just for the dessert? I'm looking for couscous recipe that goes along with salmon. Can i make it savory?(like not using sugar...or something) Thank you!
Posted by: HEE | August 06, 2007 at 03:00 AM
Alanna,
It's served as a course before fruits or eaten as a light meal with lben (buttermilk).
Posted by: Farid Zadi | October 30, 2005 at 08:35 AM
Very unusual! Is it served as a dessert? And if not, what would you serve this with? I love your introduction to Algerian cuisine -- it's traveling without travel! Now if we could only teleport kitchen aromas and tasting bites! Alanna
Posted by: Alanna | October 30, 2005 at 05:31 AM