A simple, nourishing Sahrawi couscous steamed with onions, turnips, carrots, and squash in a light broth. Desert cooking at its most pure and satisfying.
Couscous is a staple across the Sahrawi diet, prepared more simply than in neighbouring Morocco or Algeria due to the limited ingredients available in the desert environment. Sahrawi women prepare couscous by hand-rolling semolina grains, a skill passed from mother to daughter. This vegetable version is the everyday meal, served family-style on a large communal platter.
A simple, nourishing Sahrawi couscous steamed with onions, turnips, carrots, and squash in a light broth. Desert cooking at its most pure and satisfying.
Best for Everyday meal, with a easy cooking level and about 70 minutes total.
Camel milk or buttermilk
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