Cous-cous & stew🍲

Zainab’s kitchen❤️ @ummu_aish
Cooking Instructions
- 1
For the cous cous pour the water into the pot allow to boil add in the oil & pinch of salt allow to cook for 5 mins under low heat & serve. Note- cous cous does not like too much water.
- 2
For the stew you grind all the vegetables bring to boil until water is drained then add in the oil & fry the add in some water add all the seasonings including the fish & cook until thick then serve.
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