Good news, world: I can cook! I proved myself last night with a Rachel Ray recipe that turned out quite deliciously. The dish is dubbed Moroccan Chili and 10,000 Grains of Sand. It's basically chili with couscous, but the spices add a non-traditional twist. My only tip: you don't have to use lamb. I cooked up some lean ground beef and it was a great sub, plus I had at least made hamburgers before so was a little more familiar with beef than lamb.
So, if you're in need of a winter dish, this one is quick and yum-o! (Ew, the Rachel Ray inspiration went one step too far.)
Monday, February 23, 2009
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Good news, world: I can cook! I proved myself last night with a Rachel Ray recipe that turned out quite deliciously. The dish is dubbed Moroccan Chili and 10,000 Grains of Sand. It's basically chili with couscous, but the spices add a non-traditional twist. My only tip: you don't have to use lamb. I cooked up some lean ground beef and it was a great sub, plus I had at least made hamburgers before so was a little more familiar with beef than lamb.
So, if you're in need of a winter dish, this one is quick and yum-o! (Ew, the Rachel Ray inspiration went one step too far.)
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Yummy...when are you coming to cook for us in AZ?
This sounds deee-lish.
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