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Old 06-01-2008, 12:50 AM
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Originally Posted by KYHeirloomer View Post
Cathy, if you'd like to try smen, it's easy. Start by making ghee (that's all clarified butter is). Salt it. Then put it in a closet for six or eight months.

I don't think blue cheeses are at all rancid tasting. Trust me, you've obviously never had rancid.
Hi KYH,
Are you serious about putting the ghee in the clothset for that long to make the smen? I am kind of scarred to do it, as I think that perhaps I could get an upset tummy or worse!
Thanks for the info on couscous, I did in fact read a recipe that used raisins and cinnamon in the couscous and you know it sounded delicious, may be something I will enjoy trying. It seems to me the way they prepare it by hand is an awful lot of work, but I can imagine that it is very good what with all the love & labor that they put into it. I just know I have not had good couscous and I really want to have some that is. And well you know the old saying; if you want something done right...do it yourself! So I am going to go for it and make up some of these recipes I will improvise and use something similar to the couscousier you mentioned. If it (my improvised couscousier) turns out OK I will let you know.
I am beginning to wonder how I lived my entire life knowing nothing about Moroccan cooking. I hope my fiance will like it as I feel it may become real popular around my home
Thanks for all your help, Cathy
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