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Israeli Couscous with Roasted Butternut Squash and Preserved Lemon

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Israeli Couscous with Roasted Butternut Squash and Preserved LemonMelanie Acevedo

A U-shaped peeler with a horizontal blade (available at most supermarkets) makes peeling the squash easier.

Here it’s okay to pulse the parsley in a food processor rather than chop it by hand, but pat it dry with paper towels first.

Cooks' note:

Preserved lemons may be prepared and squash, onion, and couscous cooked (toss couscous with a little oil) 1 day ahead and chilled separately in sealable plastic bags. Bring to room temperature before combining.

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