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C is for Courthouse
Couscous is made from taking coarsely milled grain, dampening it, rubbing it into tiny granules and lightly flouring the granules so they don't stick together. The couscous is then dried and stored.
Couscous can be made from most grains, but is usually made from wheat, sorghum or quinoa. It is traditionally cooked by slowly steaming it over a cooking stew until it is light and fluffy. Modern couscous has been pre-steamed and then dried, and can be prepared by covering it in boiling water or a stock. Pre-steamed couscous can be cooked in about 5 minutes.
Couscous can be made from most grains, but is usually made from wheat, sorghum or quinoa. It is traditionally cooked by slowly steaming it over a cooking stew until it is light and fluffy. Modern couscous has been pre-steamed and then dried, and can be prepared by covering it in boiling water or a stock. Pre-steamed couscous can be cooked in about 5 minutes.
The cowpea is type of warm climate bean. Different varieties of cowpea come in different colors. Black and white cowpeas are called black-eyed peas.
Something is cozy if it is small, but not too small, and warm and comfortable, like a cozy little house.
A similar word to cozy is snug.
A similar word to cozy is snug.
C is for Cranberries
Most cranberries are turned into juice or sauce but some are sold whole.
C is for Cranberry sauce
Cranberries are native to North America, and Indigenous peoples used them before European settlement. The modern sauce is commonly served with turkey at Thanksgiving and Christmas meals in the United States and Canada.
C is for Crane (Bird)
There are many different kinds of crane, and they are found all over the world except Antarctica. Cranes are often the subject of origami sculptures.
