| faeryspacecake ( @ 2005-11-28 12:31:00 |
chickpea-aubergine-tomatoey-mushroomy-couscousy goodness
Rar
Made this last night and it might not be the most exciting thing in the world but the flavour was lovely. Fantastic comfort food.
Anyway.
ingredients
1/2 large aubergine (cubed)
1/2 tin chopped tomatoes
1/2 red pepper (chopped)
onion (chopped)
few spring onions (sliced)
few mushrooms (sliced)
rosemary, basil, marajaram, oregano
soysauce
dash maple syrup
some cous cous
1/2 tin chickpeas
Heat a little olive oil in a saucepan, add aubergine and onion. Stir, then cover and leave to cook on a moderate heat, stirring occasionally. Add herbs. Add pepper after a few minutes, then add mushrooms a bit after that. After a couple of minutes add a little hot water to stop everything from sticking. Add tomatoes and a dash of soysauce, the chickpeas and the spring onions. Leave to cook for a bit. Add some cous cous and add a bit more water if there's not enough liquid. The cous cous absorbs a load of the tomatoey sauce. Leave for a few minutes until the cous cous is cooked. It's immense.
Rar
Made this last night and it might not be the most exciting thing in the world but the flavour was lovely. Fantastic comfort food.
Anyway.
ingredients
1/2 large aubergine (cubed)
1/2 tin chopped tomatoes
1/2 red pepper (chopped)
onion (chopped)
few spring onions (sliced)
few mushrooms (sliced)
rosemary, basil, marajaram, oregano
soysauce
dash maple syrup
some cous cous
1/2 tin chickpeas
Heat a little olive oil in a saucepan, add aubergine and onion. Stir, then cover and leave to cook on a moderate heat, stirring occasionally. Add herbs. Add pepper after a few minutes, then add mushrooms a bit after that. After a couple of minutes add a little hot water to stop everything from sticking. Add tomatoes and a dash of soysauce, the chickpeas and the spring onions. Leave to cook for a bit. Add some cous cous and add a bit more water if there's not enough liquid. The cous cous absorbs a load of the tomatoey sauce. Leave for a few minutes until the cous cous is cooked. It's immense.