Fregola or Israeli Couscous at 6 Degrees on Solano
6 Degrees has been listing both Fregola and Israeli Couscous on its menu. Has anyone tried either? How can you tell the difference?
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Similar in appearance but Fregola is toasted so it is darker and has a more complex flavor. Popular in parts of Sardinia. Here's a link to a Janet Fletcher article about it that has some different ways that it 's being used by local chefs.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article...
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