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| Israeli cous cous, basically larger cous cous then what you are used to | 
This is one of my favorite quick dishes to prepare.  It fills you up, has a kicky flavor (due to the red pepper flakes) and also has quite a bit of spinach, so you don't feel so bad for all the carbs.  Great to serve with some kind of meat, or in our house a not-chicken patty.  I used vegetable stock but you could swap out chicken stock to give it a different flavor.
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| I usually buy Israeli cous cous from Trader Joe's as it is fairly inexpensive | 
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| This day I used red onion because that is what I had, but use shallot or green onion instead | 
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| One bag of spinach usually works, but feel free to add more if you want | 
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| Saute onions in olive oil, of course | 
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| Add spinach, looks like a lot, but it will cook down | 
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| Spinach cooked down, not add the red pepper flakes | 
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| Add cous cous and cook for about 5 minutes to brown it a bit | 
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| Add stock about 1.5 cups liquid bring to boil and then put a lid and simmer for 12 minutes | 
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| At the end add a bit of salt, golden raisins and pine nuts if you like | 
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| Tasty!  You could also use regular cous cous if you wanted, still just as good | 
 
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