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Kseksou Seb'a Khodari (Seven-Vegetable Couscous with Beef)
Fluffy triple-steamed semolina grains crowned with tender braised beef shank and a rich array of seven aromatic vegetables.
The story
Shared communally from a single central earthenware gsaa platter after Friday Jum'ah prayers across Morocco, seven-vegetable couscous is the cultural soul of Moroccan dining. The seven distinct vegetables signify baraka (divine blessing) and seasonal bounty, while the couscous grains are steamed meticulously three distinct times over the bubbling broth.
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