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When couscous is made, the semolina undergoes what is known as “Ghorbal”, the sifting of the grain through increasingly fine sieves in order to separate out the “Barkoukech” (large grain which will be used for dishes containing legumes – fava beans, chick peas, lentils, etc.). The fine grain resulting after sifting is spread on sheets to dry in the sun.

 

 

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