
Because I had all the ingredients on hand, it was quick to prepare and pretty tasty, too. I used a mild curry powder, but you can vary the heat by using different curry mixes. I also threw in some dried sour cherries along with the currants.


I served the couscous as a side dish along with sauteed chicken and zucchini. It made a nice, light dinner and the leftover couscous was gobbled down as a snack.

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3 comments:
This is one of my favorites. Good job.
Dried sour cherries sound like they would be very tasty in the couscous - great thinking!
Dried cherries would be so much better than the raisins! I'll have to do that next time. Yours looks yummy with the chicken and zucchini.
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