Hey everyone, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, spicy chicken salad with couscous. One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have spicy chicken salad with couscous using 20 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Spicy chicken salad with couscous:
- Prepare Couscous
- Get 200 gr Couscous
- Make ready Parsley
- Get Baharat spices
- Get 2 yellow paprikas
- Prepare Can mais (140gr or 150gr)
- Take Salad
- Take Iceberg lettuce
- Prepare 1 Cumcumber
- Take 1 Shallot
- Take Sweet chili sauce
- Take Lemon juice
- Get Salt
- Get Chicken
- Take 300 gr chicken
- Take Harissa
- Prepare 1 pc Garlic
- Get Other
- Make ready Olive oil
- Prepare (optional) Pumpkin seeds
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Steps to make Spicy chicken salad with couscous:
- Set everything up
- Cut the paprikas in pieces and put the couscous in a large enough bowl.
- Add 2 tbsp of olive oil and pour 200gr of boiled salted water in the bowl of couscous. Let it rest for 3 mins so that the couscous gets soaked with the water. Then use a fork to loosen the couscous up.
- Pour some olive oil in a skillet and add the couscous in a skillet when hot enough. Add some parsley and baharat spices in it. Stir it so that the spices and couscous are mixed good. Then add the paprika and mais. Let it cook for a bit and stir regularly.
- Next up is the cumcumber… Take off the skin and scrape the cumcumber in small slices. Put some salt on it and mix it with some chilli sauce and add a small amount of lemon juice in it. After that is done… Add the iceberg lettuce and couscous to it. Then cut the shallot in small pieces and put that in. Cut the red pepper in half and take the seeds out. Cut it then in small pieces and add it to the mix.
- The final step is the chicken… First put 2tbsp of harissa in you cup and press one piece of garlic in it and 1tbsp of olive oil. Stir it and then smear it on the chicken. Then it is ready for the grill.
- After grilling it, it is time to setup the plate and… Bon appetit!
- (Optional) Garnish the dish with some pumpkin seeds.
While serving this sweet and spicy chicken over couscous is technically optional, it's well worth it because. Photograph: Franck Allais and Ed Johns for the Guardian. Because the couscous is not only hydrated but also baked in stock with flavour-giving goodies, this feels more like a proper meal than a regular couscous salad (which, let's face it can sometimes be rather dull and dry). Grilled Harissa Chicken Breasts with Herbed Couscous (Sponsored). Recipe courtesy of Food Network Kitchen.
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