Greek Style Braised Lamb Over North African Style Eggplant And Couscous Recipe Video

Cous Cous is a tiny, granular type of pasta that is as delicious, as it is simple to prepare. Usually considered Moroccan, this is also a staple in Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. The amazing thing about couscous is how fast it “cooks,” and how versatile it is. As long as you have some type of flavorful stock to prepare the Cous Cous, the meats and vegetables can be varied in countless ways. Regarding the gender bias reference in headline; it has been claimed that female eggplants have more seeds than male eggplants. Those tiny white/grey seeds are what give eggplant it’s slightly bitter flavor, so Chefs are said to favor the male eggplants. Anyway, I show you how to “sex” an eggplant, and we also test the male vs. female theory. Wow, I feel like that “Myth Buster” guy. Enjoy the clip!

Summary

Preparation Time15 MinCooking Time2 Hr 30 Min
Ready In2 Hr 45 MinDifficulty LevelMedium
Health IndexAverageServings8
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Ingredients

 
For recipe ingredients, please refer to the video.

Directions

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Editors Review

I made this dish for a Moroccan style dinner party for my Greek friends and its was a hit. They loved the lamb because its their favorite meat and the feta, couscous and eggplant was a perfect accompaniment to the braised lamb. A delicious meal.
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