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×You are here: Vegetable Tagine With Almond And Chickpea CouscousGo to RecipeVegetable tagine with almond and chickpea couscous – an easy, healthy vegetarian/vegan meal with tonnes of flavour. Post sponsored by Appletiser.Various types of vegetable soups and stews feature heavily in my kitchen during the winter. This tagine is one of my favourites as it feels more rich and special than a regular stew and has a really wonderful sweet/spicy flavour.When Appletiser challenged me to come up with a recipe to fit the theme of 'cosy midweek supper club', I knew that this vegetable tagine would be perfect.It is warming and hearty – just right for a chilly November, it's very easy and economical to make so is not too much effort to cook after work, and when served alongside the almond and chickpea couscous it is a very impressive and satisfying meal that would be just as good to serve at a supper club as it would be for a regular weeknight dinner.The slightly sweet, warmingly spiced flavour pairs perfectly with Appletiser; the tagine contains cinnamon and apricots – both flavours that work perfectly with apple, and because this is a midweek supper club, Appletiser is the perfect choice to serve instead of wine!Now I can't claim that this is an authentic tagine recipe, in particular because it isn't actually cooked in a tagine (because who has room in their kitchen for a tagine pot?!); but it does taste fantastic.The crunch of the toasted almonds in the couscous provides a lovely textural contrast against the soft vegetables, and the dried apricots and dash of honey/agave perfectly balance out the spices.The only real work that is required is chopping the vegetables, so this is a pretty low-effort meal, and the leftovers keep really well for a a few days.You can also vary the vegetables that you use to suit; just make sure that you keep the pieces fairly chunky when you chop them up so that they don't lose their shape and fall apart when cooked.Printfrom votesThis post is sponsored by Appletiser, thank you for supporting the brands that allow me to continue doing what I love – playing with food and making a mess of my kitchen.Subscribe to get all the latest recipes delivered to your inbox.You know, I've never made a tagine. I think this one would be a good place to start, it sounds delicious.Katie xoxoReplyI love how many vegetables you have managed to pack in to this. Proper comfort food.ReplySuch wonderful flavors! I love the addition of all those vegetables. So perfect for pairing with the couscous. Yum!ReplyI never tried making tangible!BUT reading this article and recipe I feel o should try this dishThis dish looks very healthy and deliciousReplyWhat a gorgeous vegetable tagine! Love the colours. It sounds super flavourful and hearty too. Perfect for the chilly days.ReplyI've been fascinated with Tagine for a while already (I guess since I started following food blogs) but I have never made one yet. Yours looks amazing!ReplyMmm, this looks like my PERFECT cold weather meal! And you've just reminded me that it's been way too long since I last had a tagine 🙂ReplyWhat a bloody brilliant idea, I've used regular apple juice in stews before but not thought of using Appletiser. And yes, the flavours of a tagine are so comforting at this time of year!ReplyThis is a perfect dish which combines some nutrient-dense ingredients, Hannah! Excellent dish for the upcoming cold days. Can I also add a bit of yellow onion in addition to the red one?ReplyBest veggie tagine dish I have made! Lovely flavours- warm without being too hot.Great mix of vegetables too, really tasty. I made mine in a ceramic tagine, started off on hob and then cooked in oven for an hour. It was scrummy.ReplyThis required a bit of prep but was delicious and well worth it! Both my boyfriend and I loved it. It also keeps and reheats exceptionally well, so it made for a good Sunday meal-prep option. Thank you for the recipe!ReplyThanks so much for the recipe the kids have just wolfed it down :-). Just made the components for the curried panties for tea tomorrow. Thanks again xxxxReplyThis is lovely, almost as good as the dhal with cauliflower and squash! I love how your recipes are packed full of veg and flavour. Thank you xReplyI’ve made this recipe at least 5 times now and am in love, so is the fam! Love that it’s healthy but delicious and warm. However I do tweak it, for example I up the spices, add paprika, a little bit of chilli but hold the apricots as my mums not a big fan. I also add half a juiced lime into the pot to give it a bit of a zing!ReplyI used half a butternut squash, because I couldn’t find a little one. I used 15 instead of 10 apricots, just because. If I were to do it again... I would start with just the butternut squash, giving it a head start, add the other vegetables, then add the eggplant in the last 5 minutes. Everything else was perfect.ReplyI didn't have harissa sauce, so I used some lime pickle, an Indian condiment. Fabulous! I also followed the Indian cooking method: sauce onions till wilted, then add garlic and saute another 30 seconds, then add spices for another 30 seconds (brings out the flavor) before adding veggies.Reply[…] This rich vegetable soup is slightly sweet and a refreshing change from your usual salty stew. Recreate this recipe here. […]Reply[…] Vegetable tagine with almond and chickpea cous cous […]Reply[…] Vegetable tagine with almond and chickpea cous cous […]ReplySubscribe to get all the latest recipes delivered to your inbox.

×You are here: Vegetable Tagine With Almond And Chickpea CouscousGo to RecipeVegetable tagine with almond and chickpea couscous – an easy, healthy vegetarian/vegan meal with tonnes of flavour. Post sponsored by Appletiser.Various types of vegetable soups and stews feature heavily in my kitchen during the winter. This tagine is one of my favourites as it feels more rich and special than a regular stew and has a really wonderful sweet/spicy flavour.When Appletiser challenged me to come up with a recipe to fit the theme of 'cosy midweek supper club', I knew that this vegetable tagine would be...

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