
A great alternative to rice is couscous, the food so nice they named it twice. Couscous has been a staple in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern diets for centuries. It’s lighter and fluffier than rice and when eaten, it does not leave you with that overstuffed feeling. When accompanied by a finely seasoned piece of salmon, it makes for a symphony of delight and flavor in your taste buds that will have you asking for second and third helpings.

Ingredients
Method
For the salmon
- Mix the salt, pepper, and dill in a bowl
- Season both sides of the salmon with the spices
- Add butter to pan and set to medium flame
- Cook the salmon for 5 minutes on each side
- For the couscous
- Add the water, or stock, into a sauce pan over a medium-high heat
- Wait until it starts to boil
- Add the couscous and stir. Let cook for a little
- Add the raisins and feta and stir once more
- When water has evaporated, remove from heat and let sit. At this point it will be nice and fluffy.
- Plate the couscous and add the salmon on top
Notes
Cook time: about 5 minutes for the couscous and 10 minutes for the salmon.

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