From: Tracy K
On Apr 25, 2002
Delicious dish for summer. The fresh corn and tomatoes realy make this dish stand out. Just be sure to dress it judiciously... too much dressing is not a good thing (learned that the hard way).
From: Pianolady
On May 26, 2003
Wonderful!! So many delightful tastes blended together, and so many wonderful textures! I also left out the spinach. The next day when dealing with leftovers, as serving I topped the individual platings with some toasted pine nuts and we loved it that way as well! It seemed to add one more dimension to this delicious multi-dimensional dish. Thanks so much for sharing!!
From: Sherry W.
On Aug 19, 2002
What a great way to liven up couscous. The avocados and corn really make the salad. I followed the recipe but left out the spinach. I also cut back on the amount of dressing. I will be making this again. Thanks for posting.
From: Kelly Barrick
On Dec 31, 2003
I used spinich and red pepper couscous, one box of frozen corn (thawed) and fresh chopped spinich. I made half of the dressing and didn't even use all of that. For the dressing, instead of rice vinegar, I used 1/2 the amount called for, and 1/2 white and 1/2 red balsalmic. This dish was absolutly delicious!!! Although it takes awhile to prepare, it is well worth it. Also, the full recipe could feed an army!
From: Sarah Chana
On May 24, 2007
WOW! This was great. I served it to my family and a bunch of guests and quite a few commented that while they don't usually like couscous, this was delicious. I did not have regular sesame oil, and so increased the vegetable oil a bit, and then added a small amount of toasted sesame oil to give it a nice, deep sesame flavor. Like other reviewers, I noticed that it made a lot of salad. I ended up roughly halving the recipe, and we had enough for two large meals of about 10 people each. (Ok, my non-salad-eating kids were part of that crowd, but still...) I left out the spinach altogether, and used frozen organic corn, tossed in while still frozen. It was still great. This one is definitely a keeper! Thanks Irmgard!
From: CASunshine
On Sep 28, 2005
This was something different in my usual routine. I've never made couscous before and think I picked a real winner of a recipe for the first try. A unique and delicious mixture of flavors and texture, not to mention pretty presentation.
From: Vina
On Jul 3, 2005
Another perfect winner, MEAN. Despite the long list of ingredients it was very quick and easy to make. The flavor of the dressing is perfectly balanced and I love the fact that it makes so much. I plan on using the leftovers on a noodle/shrimp salad as well as on shredded cabbage. I halved the recipe and still got a very large bowl of salad. Thanks again, MEAN.
From: CountryLady
On May 21, 2007
The only time that I'd had coucous salad was compliments of a neighbour who brought it to one of my pool parties - I hated it! When Irmgard brought this one to a potluck BBQ, good manners meant that I give it a try. I tried a very small portion but I went back for seconds. It was so good that I'm going to make it for my mother's 85th birthday party. Thanx Irmgard & Mean Chef!
From: Jen in Victoria, BC
On May 19, 2009
I didn't like the dressing at all. There was way too much sesame oil and I like sesame flavoured things. I would have preferred the salad with a lighter lemon dressing.
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