Tunisian couscous-my way (Vegan)

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook tunisian couscous-my way (vegan) using 16 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Tunisian couscous-my way (Vegan):
  1. Make ready 1 + 2 yellow onions
  2. Prepare 1 veggie soup square
  3. Take 100 g couscous
  4. Make ready 100 g fresh spinach or other leafy greens
  5. Make ready 70 g golden raisins
  6. Get 3 tbsp tunisian spice mix
  7. Make ready 4 yellow peppers
  8. Make ready 2 fresh tomatoes
  9. Get 6 tbsp tomatoe puree
  10. Take to taste Salt
  11. Make ready Oregano to tast
  12. Get 1 eggplant
  13. Take 4 carrots
  14. Take 3 potatoes
  15. Get 6 tbsp olive oil
  16. Prepare 2 tbsp sunflower oil

Tunisian couscous my way Any veggie that you happen to have in the fridge can be used :D. Japanese vegetarian or vegan cuisine based on Buddhism. It's soy flavoured Kombu kelp-based soup with many vegetables for ingredients including root vegetables. It is known as the national dish in Tunisia, but also in Algeria and Morocco, as well as Mauritania and Libya.

Steps to make Tunisian couscous-my way (Vegan):
  1. Peel the onions and cut one of them in little squares. Start frying this onion on the sunflower oil and when it starts to get transparent add the spinach ot other leafy greens and add the tomatoe puree. Cook until the spinach becomes soft. Then add 4 cups of water.
  2. Add the tunisian spice mix, add the peeled veggies: cut the potatoes into big squares, cut the carrots into 4 pieces, cut the eggplant in big squares, cut the tomatoe in big squares too.
  3. Also add those onions that we left in one piece at the beginning. Also add the soup square and the yellow peppers cut into slices.Add the oregano and salt to taste.
  4. Next take the "upper part" of the couscous cooking pot and add the couscous, pour a mugful of hot water on it and add the olive oil. Stir to combine.
  5. Also stir the veggies in the down part of pot also. Put the top part on top of down part and steam the couscous till soft.
  6. Stir both parts of pot from time to time and add more hot water to couscous if it seems dry.
  7. Serve the veggie sauce on top of couscous and also add raisins on top. Let me know if you tried this recipe.

It's soy flavoured Kombu kelp-based soup with many vegetables for ingredients including root vegetables. It is known as the national dish in Tunisia, but also in Algeria and Morocco, as well as Mauritania and Libya. Tunisian couscous-my way (Vegan) step by step. Peel the onions and cut one of them in little squares. Start frying this onion on the sunflower oil and when it starts to get transparent add the spinach ot other leafy greens and add the tomatoe puree.

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