Recipe of the Week: Mediterranean Couscous

This may not be as authentic as the couscous you would get where people are really Mediterranean, but this is a quick and delicious meal that I wanted to share. I originally got this recipe from my friend, Jessica, and it’s in our regular rotation as long as we have fresh basil growing somewhere.

Mediterranean Couscous
1 box couscous (I use the Hodgson Mill Whole Wheat-Garlic with Flax Seed)
1 1/4 cup chicken broth
about 3 cups chopped cooked chicken (like 2 breasts, or use some leftovers)
about 1/4 cup fresh basil, chopped
1 (4 oz.) pkg. crumbled feta cheese
about 2/3-3/4 of a pint of grape tomatoes, halved
juice of half a lemon
some grated lemon rind from that half a lemon
about 1/4 teaspoon pepper

Prepare couscous on stove with broth according to package directions. Stir prepared couscous with remaining ingredients in large bowl. That’s it!

3 Responses to “Recipe of the Week: Mediterranean Couscous”

  1. Jessica says:

    MMMMM…I was just thinking about that recipe this weekend…we haven’t had it in a while. It is a GREAT summer dish! Glad to see you enjoy it!

  2. Rachel says:

    This recipe sounds FANTASTIC! I love couscous… and tomatoes… and basil… :) We will definitely be trying this soon! Thanks for sharing.

  3. Misty says:

    This sounds soo GOOD!! Jessica and I lived together during our time at A&M, so I found your blog through hers. I can’t wait to get the ingredients that I don’t already have and try it out.

    Have a wonderful day!!