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Salmon Couscous Recipe 418 g Canned red Alaska salmon 250 g Couscous 900 ml Hot water 2 tb Vegetable oil 2 Garlic cloves; crushed 1 Green or red chili pepper - de-seeded, finely chopped 1 ts Caraway seeds 1 lg Onion; chopped 2 Courgette - trimmed & thickly sliced 2 Carrots; trimmed and sliced 1 Red or orange pepper - de-seeded and sliced 300 ml Vegetable or chicken stock 1/4 ts Salt 3 Tomatoes; thickly chopped 15 g Margarine or butter 2 tb Pumpkin seeds [If you do not have a couscousier in which to cook this recipe, improvise by using a saucepan and colander. Line the colander with a muslin cloth, allowing the sides of the cloth to hang over the edge. Roll up the hanging muslin to make a collar around the edge of the colander. During the method, the base of the couscousier is equivalent to the saucepan and the top to the lined colander.] Drain the can of salmon, reserving the juice. Set aside. Soak the couscous for 20 minutes in a large bowl of hot water. Heat the oil in the base of the couscousier, stir in the garlic, chilli pepper, caraway seeds, onion, courgette, carrot and pepper. Cook gently for 5 minutes. Add the salmon juice and stock to the vegetables. Put the top of the couscousier on and place the soaked couscous into it. Season with salt. Cover with a lid and steam for 30 minutes. Remove the top of the couscousier and add the tomatoes and salmon. Heat for 5 minutes. Place the couscous onto a large serving plate and gently stir in the margarine and the pumpkin seeds. Pile the salmon alongside to serve. Serves 4. Approx 550 kcals per serving From: On the Wild Side - Alaska Canned Salmon Recipes Reprinted with permission from Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute Meal-Master compatible recipe format courtesy of Karen Mintzias

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<h1>Salmon Couscous</h1> <h2>Recipe</h2><p> <P>418 g Canned red Alaska salmon <P>250 g Couscous <P>900 ml Hot water <P>2 tb Vegetable oil <P>2 Garlic cloves; crushed <P>1 Green or red chili pepper <P>- de-seeded, finely chopped 1 ts Caraway seeds <P>1 lg Onion; chopped <P>2 Courgette <P>- trimmed & thickly sliced 2 Carrots; trimmed and sliced <P>1 Red or orange pepper <P>- de-seeded and sliced 300 ml Vegetable or chicken stock <P>1/4 ts Salt <P>3 Tomatoes; thickly chopped <P>15 g Margarine or butter <P>2 tb Pumpkin seeds <P>[If you do not have a couscousier in which to cook this recipe, improvise by using a saucepan and colander. Line the colander with a muslin cloth, allowing the sides of the cloth to hang over the edge. Roll up the hanging muslin to make a collar around the edge of the colander. During the method, the base of the couscousier is equivalent to the saucepan and the top to the lined colander.] Drain the can of salmon, reserving the juice. Set aside. Soak the couscous for 20 minutes in a large bowl of hot water. Heat the oil in the base of the couscousier, stir in the garlic, chilli pepper, caraway seeds, onion, courgette, carrot and pepper. Cook gently for 5 minutes. Add the salmon juice and stock to the vegetables. Put the top of the couscousier on and place the soaked couscous into it. Season with salt. Cover with a lid and steam for 30 minutes. Remove the top of the couscousier and add the tomatoes and salmon. Heat for 5 minutes. Place the couscous onto a large serving plate and gently stir in the margarine and the pumpkin seeds. Pile the salmon alongside to serve. Serves 4. Approx 550 kcals per serving From: On the Wild Side - Alaska Canned Salmon Recipes Reprinted with permission from Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute Meal-Master compatible recipe format courtesy of Karen Mintzias <div><a href='http://www.maryandmarthaskitchen.com/Salmon_Couscous/22820/' title='Salmon Couscous Recipe'>Salmon Couscous Recipe</a></div>

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