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The box we have at work lists the ingredient as: morrocan pasta. I've heard tale that hand-rolled is the best. http://www.starchefs.com/events/studi...
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Couscous is granular semolina, and semolina is durham wheat that is more coarsely ground than other flours. Most good pastas are made from semolina.
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re: Hollyhock
Well, not quite. Semolina is not just coarsely ground wheat. It's the endosperm (starchy part) separated from the bran and germ after coarse grinding. Grind semolina further and you have semolina flour, which is what most commercial pasta is made of.
Cous cous is semolina (not semolina flour) coated with regular flour, so you might call it a grain/pasta concoction, but calling it pasta is a stretch. It definitely is not a grain in and of itself (there's no such thing as a cous cous plant), but it's not cooked or served like a pasta (cous cous marinara, anyone?). I suggest both sides declare victory and celebrate with a nice cous cous salad.
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