Moroccan kofta with cauliflower couscous
Spiced Moroccan kofta made with beef mince on cauliflower couscous, low-carb for Phase 1.
Moroccan kofta with cauliflower couscous takes you to the warm kitchens of North Africa. Hand-shaped meatballs with cumin, a hint of cinnamon and fresh parsley are grilled until golden brown all over. Underneath lies light cauliflower couscous that soaks up the spiced juices, with a splash of lemon for freshness.
This kofta fits well into Phase 1 because the plate leans heavily on protein and carbohydrates stay low. The lean beef mince delivers thirty-five grams of protein that really satisfies you, whilst the cauliflower couscous takes the place of regular couscous without pushing carbohydrates up. So you enjoy a richly spiced dish that fits seamlessly into a high-protein diet and leaves you feeling satisfied for longer.
Nice with a spoonful of low-fat yoghurt with mint, a fresh tomato salsa or some finely chopped cucumber on the side for a cool counterpoint.
Zo maak je het
- Knead the mince with cumin, cinnamon, parsley, onion, garlic, salt and pepper.
- Shape into four elongated koftes and press them down lightly.
- Grill or pan-fry the koftes for eight to ten minutes until cooked through on all sides.
- Fry the cauliflower couscous in the olive oil for three minutes and season to taste.
- Serve the kofte on the couscous with a squeeze of lemon.
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