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Recette Couscous Marocain au Boeuf – Moroccan Beef Couscous Recipe – Recettes Maroc

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Un délicieux repas complet de couscous marocain au boeuf et légumes. J’ai également préparé une teffaya pour ceux et celles qui aiment le sucré/salé. Bon appétit !
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A delicious moroccan beef couscous with vegetables. I also prepared a teffaya which gives a nice sweet and savory taste. Enjoy !
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