It's less of a recipe and more like generalities, but here goes....
In a large skillet, sear 1 1/2 lbs beef stew meat in a tablespoon or two of olive oil. Add in stock (preferably beef, but I realized I was out of beef and used duck instead), carrots, celery, onions, a splash or two of rice wine vinegar, thyme and salt and pepper.
Bring to a boil. Cover and simmer until beef is tender. Mine took about 45 minutes. While that's cooking, use your leftover veggies and make some stock to cook the couscous in. When the beef is nearly done, toss in two portabella mushroom caps, sliced, and steam some asparagus. Cook the couscous by combining equal parts of boiling stock and couscous. Cover and let sit for 5 minutes. Fluff with fork.
Serve by laying asparagus on bottom, couscous next, then top with meat and vegetable mixture-make sure to get lots of the juice from the pan!!!
The best part of this was he ate everything on the plate. After he was done, I asked him if he liked the couscous! He finally admitted that maybe, just maybe, he likes couscous.
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6 comments:
So excited to participate! This is my first time posting with Made from Scratch Tuesday. I can't wait to check out the links. Thanks so much for hosting!
I had to laugh about about you getting your husband to eat the cous cous. I went through the same thing with mine with ground turkey. He saw me buying some once and said "don't be feeding me that stuff". Little did he know he had eaten it many times and never knew it wasn't ground beef. :)
Thanks for hosting! Have a great week. :)
Kim @ Little Rays of Sunshine
Hi, Jen! You've gathered an interesting recipe collection again this week. I shared a recipe for chocolate cake with buttercream icing today. Thank you for hosting us!
Have had the same issue in my house.
I think you may be on to something with the layering of your foods. Serving it separately is getting my nothing but turned up noses.
This looks good!
Just checking back to read any postings you may have written. I love to cook and look for new recipes.
I’ve been following and enjoying your blog for a while now (over 30 pages back on your follow wedgit)and would like to invite you to visit and perhaps follow me back. Sorry I took so long for the invitation.
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