【チュニジア編】蒸して作る「クスクス」魚介の旨味が濃縮した地中海の味|Tunisia|Couscous
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00:00 紹介ムービー
1:57材料一覧料

2021/5/7更新
チュニジア大使館シェフに「魚介のクスクス」のレシピを教わりました。
クスクスに魚介を使うのは、国土の北と東を地中海に臨むチュニジアならでは。
クスクスは茹でるのではなく蒸すのもチュニジア流。
魚介の旨味をたっぷりと吸った絶品クスクスをぜひご家庭でも作ってみませんか?

材料(6人分)
クスクス 250g
鯛 1尾
玉ねぎ(みじん) 1個
カットトマト缶 1/2
トマトペースト 大さじ2
ニンニク(みじん) 4片
パプリカパウダー 大さじ1
クミンパウダー 大さじ1
黒コショウ 小さじ1
塩 小さじ1
オリーブオイル 250ml
水 1ℓ
ピーマン 2個
青唐辛子 2本
にんじん 1本
※付け合わせの野菜はお好みで
※野菜を茹でる水は分量外

Ingredients for6:
Couscous 250g
1Red snapper
1Onion
1/2Canned tomatoes
4Garlic
Paprika powder  1 tbs
Cumin powder 1 tbs
Black pepper 1 tsp
Salt 1 tsp
Oliveoil 250ml
Water 1ℓ
2green pepper 
2Green chili
1/8Pumpkin
1carrot

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This video showcases the process of making traditional Tunisian couscous with fish, highlighting the flavors of the Mediterranean. The chef demonstrates the steps of preparing the couscous sauce and steaming the couscous along with vegetables and fish. The final dish is served with the sauce and paired with Tunisian wine.



[00:01]The chef is preparing Tunisian couscous and explaining the ingredients and process for making the couscous sauce.
There are three types of couscous in Tunisia: moyan, brown, and fin.
The chef is using pink couscous for this dish.
The sauce is made with olive oil, onion, green chili, sweet paprika, and salt.

[02:54] The chef prepares the sauce for the couscous by frying onions, chili, tomatoes, garlic, paprika, cumin, salt, and black pepper, and then adding water.
The onions and chili are fried for 2-3 minutes until the onions start to brown.
Tomatoes and tomato paste are added to the mixture.
The chef adds garlic, paprika, cumin, salt, and black pepper.
Water is added to the mixture to prevent it from becoming sticky.

[05:45]The process of steaming couscous and fish in Tunisia.
Olive oil is added at the beginning to prevent the grains from sticking together.
Water is added gradually to ensure the couscous separates properly.
The fish is steamed separately and then added to the sauce.

[08:43]The chef prepares Tunisian couscous with fish and sauce.
The couscous is boiled with salted water and then steamed.
The chef filters the sauce to remove any fish bones.
The couscous is served with the sauce, and diners can add more sauce if desired.

[11:37] The section introduces a white Tunisian wine called Muscat and explains that it pairs well with couscous and fish.
The wine is made from 100% Muscat grapes.
The wine is recommended for its compatibility with Japanese dishes.
The wine is served in Tipsy Tunisian Pottery from Nabal City, known for its pottery.
The city of Nabal has a sister agreement with Seto in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.
In Tunisia, couscous is a social dish traditionally eaten together with family members.
Couscous can be steamed using a special steamer, which can also be found in Japan.

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