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Couscous

Kesksou

Original name

Kesksou
There is no need to introduce it, the most famous Moroccan food in the world. Rich flavors and unique in its preparation, this dish says a lot about the generosity of Moroccan cuisine.
Couscous (wheat flour semolina, ginned by hand with water and olive oil) slowly steamed on the boiling broth of meat, vegetables, spices and various local condiments.
To do this, locals use a Moroccan "Keskas", utensil reserved for steam cooking in Moroccan cuisine.

When dressing the couscous, semolina is deposited in a large earthenware dish called "Gasria". The semolina is then topped with the meat, then vegetables and watered with the baking broth
nIn the local tradition, the Couscous is served hot, every Friday.
It is accompanied by a glass of fees « #Lben# ». (Moroccan fermented milk)

While the lamb is the most used meat in this dish, you can do it with veal, camel, chicken or the « #Gueddid# » (Moroccan dried meat).

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