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	<title>Comments on: Moroccan Squash Tagine with Garbanzos and Couscous</title>
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		<description>[Julie Dreyfoos] Though most tagines take much longer to cook because of a meat component and that requires slow cooking, this is a hearty vegetarian version that cooks up in less than 30 minutes. The combination of ingredients make this not only a very tasty dish, but one full of aroma that fills the house. The recipe calls for just one cup of vegetable stock; I ended up probably adding an additional 1/2 to 3/4 cup more, as the squash absorbs the broth quickly and will dry it out. In step 2, it is called a &lt;em&gt;soup&lt;/em&gt; but is certainly not soupy. If you are looking for that type of consistency, you will need to add more broth.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[Julie Dreyfoos] Though most tagines take much longer to cook because of a meat component and that requires slow cooking, this is a hearty vegetarian version that cooks up in less than 30 minutes. The combination of ingredients make this not only a very tasty dish, but one full of aroma that fills the house. The recipe calls for just one cup of vegetable stock; I ended up probably adding an additional 1/2 to 3/4 cup more, as the squash absorbs the broth quickly and will dry it out. In step 2, it is called a <em>soup</em> but is certainly not soupy. If you are looking for that type of consistency, you will need to add more broth.</p>
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