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For the dressing

Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal601
  • fat34g
  • saturates11g
  • carbs57g
  • sugars22g
  • fibre5g
  • protein21g
  • salt1.13g
    low
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Method

  • step 1

    Put the orange zest, juice and 100ml water in a small pan and bring to the boil. Place the couscous in a medium bowl and pour the hot liquid over. Mix well, then cover and leave to absorb for 5 mins. Fluff up the grains with a fork, then add the walnuts, cheese, apricots, beetroot and seasoning. Mix the oil and lemon juice (or use your favourite bought vinaigrette), then toss well. Pack in two sealed containers, with the spinach sat on top (it won’t go soggy when layered up this way). When ready to eat, toss the spinach through.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2009

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A star rating of 4 out of 5.16 ratings

Gargrave

What on earth have you done to your website??

brenwilson

I used giant couscous because that's what I had, used it warm because I didn't want to wait,omitted the spinach leaves because I didn't have any, and toasted a whole goat's cheese to put on top. Nice easy veggie supper. Oh, and I added a little cumin and cinnamon to the couscous.

Gemini259

This has been such a packed lunch staple for me, minus the orange. Dead easy to prepare and keeps well in a lunchbox if you put the cous cous in a sandwich bag on top of other ingredients.

Gemini259

This has been such a packed lunch staple for me, minus the orange. Dead easy to prepare and keeps well in a lunchbox if you put the cous cous in a sandwich bag on top of other ingredients.

Gemini259

This has been such a packed lunch staple for me, minus the orange. Dead easy to prepare and keeps well in a lunchbox if you put the cous cous in a sandwich bag on top of other ingredients.

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