How to Prepare Yummy Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan)

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Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan). This yummy Moroccan vegetable couscous can be served as a vegan entree or you can serve it as a healthy side dish for your veggie meal. This recipe involves lots of veggies and dried fruits, so it doesn't get any healthier than this. I hope you'll enjoy this sweet and savory dish!

Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan) Pour couscous into a large salad bowl. Stir tomato paste and vegetable bouillon together in the cup you used to measure the couscous. Fill the measuring cup with boiling water and pour over couscous. You can cook Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan) using 5 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan)

  1. Prepare 100 g of green peas.
  2. Prepare 100 g of brussels sprouts.
  3. You need 8 pieces of green asparagus.
  4. Prepare 100 g of couscous.
  5. Prepare of Some salt.

While the vegetables are roasting, cook the couscous. Add the vegetable broth to a sauce pot, place a lid on top, and bring to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, add the couscous, turn off the heat, and cover the pot with the lid once again. Let the couscous sit, undisturbed, for ten minutes.

Couscous with gorgeous green veggies (Vegan) instructions

  1. Cook the brussels sprouts and green peas in salted water, when they are almost ready, add the peeled asparagus, first the stems only, lastly the heads too.
  2. Pour some of the hot cooking water on the couscous and cover it for 5 minutes then stir it and mix the veggies in.

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