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YummlyRecipes From Our Moroccan Dinner Party With Israeli Couscous, Vegetable Broth, Orange Juice, Sour Cherries, Shelled Pistachios, Olive Oil, Small Yellow Onion, Turmeric, Cumin, Ginger, Coriander, Cayenne, Ground Cloves, Anise Seed, Cardamom, Cinnamon Sticks, Cilantro, Paprika, Carrots, Radishes, BeetFood.comDelicious typical Israeli breakfast, that really can be eaten as lunch or even dinner! Sauce can be made in a advance to be reheated at the time that eggs are done. In this recipe, I've reduced the amount of oil used to make it low fat, but you can use more if you need to.DelishUpgrade dinner tonight with this easy harissa-rubbed chicken with herbed Israeli couscous stuffing recipe from Delish.com.Food52The contrast of the bright scallions and rich, inviting mushrooms stuck with me and my Israeli couscous recipe is now a standby for healthy, simple weeknight dinners.TastyAdd some extra color and nutrients to your week with this one-pan chicken, chard, And couscous dish! This hearty, delicious, and easy chicken dinner will entice you with strong flavors like garlic, onion, lemon, Swiss chard, capers, and feta cheese and cooking it will teach you some new skills! Learn how to pickle veggies, sear chicken, wilt greens, and steam couscous all in the same pan!DelishLooking for an easy steak dinner recipe? This Steak Skewers with Mexican Corn Couscous Salad Recipe from Delish.com is the best.Food52I am in love with sachlav, an exquisite drinkable confection popular all over the Middle East. It falls somewhere between a dessert and a beverage, and often appears as part of a copious and delicious Israeli buffet breakfast (and in my case, lunch, dinner and midnight snack). The traditional flavoring is orange flower or rose water. A dusting of ground pistachios and cinnamon, plus a sprinkling of golden raisins and even flaked sweetened coconut, are sometimes added, though I prefer to leave out the last of these. I substituted dried tart cherries for the raisins and added some fragrant candied orange peel. I thought jasmine tea would make a delicious variation; and while the white chocolate is not traditional, it adds delicate flavor and creaminess. It's a good idea to infuse the milk several hours or overnight to avoid bitterness, but if necessary, you can heat the milk as in Step 5 and infuse the tea bags for 3 minutes before proceeding with the recipe. You can serve 8-ounce portions in a coffee mug, but I prefer smaller servings: A cappuccino cupful or even a demitasse is all you need to either sweetly start or end the day. This recipe includes an option to steep the tea overnight or add it at a later stage. Please read through the recipe carefully and add that to your prep time if using that method.YummlyThis budget-friendly chicken recipe is a delicious dinner idea that won't break the bank!Food52I first tried Shakshuka with my beau at one of our favorite brunch spots in Austin, TX. Immediately in awe of its rustic appeal, I got to work recreating it at home. I tried a few recipes, but I found my favorite (surprise surprise) in the New York Times (http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1014721-shakshuka-with-feta). In order to add richness and depth, I swapped out the olive oil for grass fed butter (low and slow for the onions and peppers) and jooged the spices. This one pot Israeli breakfast is fantastic anytime of day. We like to have it with a side of bacon for brunch, or, with an herby side salad for dinner. It's wildly simple and truly satisfying. I imagine this would be great center stage at a dinner party! Set out chopped herbs, a few hard crumbled cheeses, and a sampling of ethnic condiments so each guest can personalize their dish. Enjoy! Special tools: -Cast iron or oven safe skillet (I love the brand Green Pan)
