Rice/Couscous/Noodles Recipes

Rice/Couscous/Noodles Recipes

In the mood for a quick meal full of flavor? Then you've come to the right place! With this collection of rice, couscous, and noodle recipes, you'll have something delicious on the table in no time. From spicy couscous and fragrant rice dishes to creamy noodle dishes: these recipes are ideal for busy weekdays and, surprisingly, for the weekend too. From fried rice to spicy couscous, or a Mexican rice dish, these recipes bring exotic flavors to your kitchen. But all made with accessible ingredients you can find right here in the supermarket. Why choose rice, couscous, or noodles? These ingredients are not only affordable and nutritious, but also incredibly versatile. You can easily combine them with vegetables, meat, fish, or vegetarian alternatives. Plus, many dishes are quick to prepare and perfect for meal prep or using up leftovers.

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Cooking tips!

Storing and reheating

Rice or couscous
Store leftovers in a sealed container in the fridge (up to 3 days). Reheat in the microwave, or gently in a pan with a splash of water or broth to keep the grains light and fluffy.

Noodles
Noodles turn sticky fast without sauce, so I usually mix leftovers with the other ingredients right away. Reheat in the microwave, or fry briefly in a pan with a splash of oil.

Casseroles
Casseroles reheat best in the oven (160 to 170°C) for the best texture.

Frequently asked questions about rice, couscous & noodle recipes

Can you freeze rice?
Yes, rice can be frozen. Let it cool completely first, store it in a sealed container, and reheat in the microwave or a pan.

How do you cook couscous perfectly fluffy?
Pour hot water or broth over the couscous in a large bowl, just enough to cover it. Cover with a plate or kitchen towel and let it sit for a few minutes, then fluff it up with a fork.

Which noodles should I use?
That depends on your dish: egg noodles are great for stir fries, rice noodles are gluten free and work well in soups, and soba noodles add a nutty flavor.

How do I keep noodles from sticking together?
Rinse them briefly under cold water after cooking and toss with a small splash of oil.