So I came home from work today and went for a short run.
I made some Israeli couscous for dinner tonight. We've never tried it before, but every time I see it in the bulk section of the grocery store I'm intrigued. What I had in mind was a side dish of Israeli couscous with roasted veggies. I roasted broccoli, asparagus, tomatoes, red pepper, and mushrooms at 400 degrees for about 25 minutes.
When I stuck this in the oven, the cookie sheet was covered with veggies. It's amazing how much they shrunk. They tasted awesome though!
I threw some steaks on the grill and then started cooking the couscous. First, I toasted it in some EVOO and then added beef broth and simmered for about 12 minutes.
Once the couscous was done I mixed it with the veggies.
It was good and it was a winner with the family. We all agreed, however, that the roasted veggies were better by themselves. When I added them in with the couscous they lost their crispiness. Next time, I'll serve them separately.
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