What is the originally north African dish made of coursely ground wheat whose Arabic name, kaskasa, means 'to pound'?
Answer: Couscous
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all about d'kitchen stuff - blogspot.com
... which means to pound, ... is a North African dish that has ... couscous granules are usually made by rolling moistened coarsely ground semolina wheat into ...
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Maghreb cuisine - Wikipedia
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Dictionary - dangriffin.info
... A shaker dish of mashed potatoes and turnips, name after the silvery ... It is a staple dish in the North African countries of ... Coarsely ground ...
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SICILIAN FOOD - PART 1 - New Writers' Ink Publishing
NEW WRITERS' INK PUBLISHING ... Later the name of the food took on the name of the serving dish. ... The couscous granules are made from semolina (coarsely ground ...
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Issue 202 by East Cork Journal - issuu
... Issue 202, Author: East Cork Journal, Name: august-3rd ... and every effort will be made by the Club to ensure that ... whose name is encompassed in the ...
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One good dish by Alejandro Cabral Santana - issuu
Title: One good dish, Author: ... North African Red Sauce ... pork sausage makes 1 pound. 1 pound coarsely ground pork shoulder, ...
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Andalusian Cookbook Footnotes - David Friedman
... whose name literally means "Slavs," were northern Europeans recruited ... The word translated as "coarsely ground" is a ... its North African colloquial ...
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