The harissa sauce recipe I have used is from The Crank's Bible by Nadine Abensur. I matched it with a fruity cous cous and some cabbage braised with olive oil and tomato paste, to make this delicious, aromatic meal, suitable for vegans.

Fry thinly sliced white onion in olive oil. Add your beef strips and cook till brown on medium heat. In the meantime prepare your peanut sauce. Combine your peanut butter with water, soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, pepper. Mix with hand blender. Add chopped chives at the end. Pour half of the sauce over the beef strips. Sauce will thicken up. Then pour over your other half of the sauce and switch the stove off. Add your cashew nuts and serve with cous cous.

I made this once when I was out of sweetening ingredients, but it still turned out delicious. Now it's a staple dish.Just be sure not to burn it. Recipe by moriam

I am in love with this dish. The slight spice with rich tomato and citrus flavours makes this a beautiful tasting meal

I am not a huge fan of pork but this was amazing and full of flavor.

I’m not a big fan of ginger but... I don’t know why I could eat ginger so much in this recipe ☺️😅😂 The fragrance of ginger mixed with garlic, shallots, and oyster sauce always makes me drooling 🤤 Please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary (Indonesian) @jenscookdineandtravel (English) if you like my recipes 🙏🏻

I tried making this with what I had in my kitchen, and it turned out really nice. You can also pour this sauce on rice, top it with cheese and heat it in the microwave.It's nice with other kinds of mushrooms or bell peppers.It's a really basic point, but boil the pasta in salted water. Recipe by Nyamiane

This cous cous is one of the things I make every Christmas Eve but it's still sensational any time of the year

My eyes lit up when I found this pasta machine in the store one day. Then I started thinking about making ravioli. I kept my eyes open for a ravioli cutter, but couldn’t find one. I found a “Ravioli Plate”. I want to stress that this is one of those items that you’ve got to spend the money on. I found that out after the fact. I was able to make reasonable looking ravioli, but I was left with a lot of extra filling. I ended up putting the leftover filling into the sauce. I feel like the ravioli cutter would be better because then you’re not bound by the size of the cavity in the plate. I was very upset that I couldn’t make larger, more packed ones. Nonetheless, I carried on. Live and learn. Fair warning: it’s kind of a pain in the behind to make this... but you’ll have the everlasting privilege of being able to say you made homemade ravioli.

Healthy and yummy... sometimes I add shrimp or pieces of chicken to this. I use whatever veggies I have on hand.

A simple add in to cous cous. Meat can be substituted with lamb, poultry, beef, goat, or mushrooms.

delicious. my family really enjoyed this recipe.very filling. :hungry