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Moroccan wings with herb couscous

Name: Moroccan wings with herb couscous
Total time: 30 min
Ingredients: chicken wings 2 x 475g packs; maple syrup 3 tbsp; harissa paste 1 tsp, plus more to serve; cumin seeds, lightly crushed 1 tsp; orange 1 medium, zested and juiced (about 6 tbsp in total); lemon 1, zested and juiced; couscous 150g; mint large bunch; preserved lemon finely chopped to make 2 tbsp; extra-virgin olive oil; 0% fat greek yogurt to serve

30 minutes
serves 4
A little effort

Spice up your weekday dinners with this delicious recipe for Moroccan wings with herb couscous. Packed with mint, fragrant coriander, sweet maple and fiery harissa, this chicken dish is brimming with flavour, and is sure to liven up any day.

Published: July 27, 2015 at 2:37 pm

Try these Moroccan wings then check out more chicken wings recipes such as our BBQ chicken wings and spicy chicken wings.

Ingredients

chicken wings 2 x 475g packs
maple syrup 3 tbsp
harissa paste 1 tsp, plus more to serve
cumin seeds, lightly crushed 1 tsp
orange 1 medium, zested and juiced (about 6 tbsp in total)
lemon 1, zested and juiced
couscous 150g
mint large bunch
preserved lemon finely chopped to make 2 tbsp
extra-virgin olive oil
0% fat greek yogurt to serve

Method

Step 1

Heat the grill to high. Put the chicken wings into a large roasting tin and grill for 15 minute, turning halfway, till golden.
Step 2

Meanwhile mix the maple syrup, harissa and cumin with the zests, half of the orange and lemon juices and some seasoning. Pour over the wings, shake to coat, then rerun to the grill for another 15 minutes till browned and sticky, turning once.
Step 3

For the couscous, boil the kettle. Splash the remaining orange and lemon juice over the couscous then pour in enough boiling water just to cover. Clingfilm the bowl then set aside for 10 minutes. Roughly chop the herbs.
Step 4

Fluff the couscous, fold through the herbs, preserved lemon, 1 tbsp oil and some salt and pepper. Serve with the wings and a spoonful of yoghurt, swirled with harissa if you like a bit more heat.