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pearl couscous

[purl koos-koos]

noun

  1. another term for Israeli couscous.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of pearl couscous1

First recorded in 1995–2000
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Example Sentences

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Serve it with buttered orzo, maybe, or pearl couscous slicked with olive oil.

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Cook: This “risotto” uses pearl couscous instead of rice, which cuts down the stirring time.

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If you can’t find fregola, substitute an equal amount of pearl couscous, but cook it for only five minutes before adding the beans, parsley and garlic.

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Chef Aner Ben Refael turns to a common Israeli pantry staple - pearl couscous - and treats it like rice for risotto.

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The wheaty flavor of pearl couscous, which sometimes is labeled Israeli couscous, is nicely complemented by the salty, nutty notes of Parmesan cheese and the grassiness of fresh parsley.

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