Definition: Couscous is a type of rice that's commonly used for making couscous, a popular dish in many regions worldwide. It’s typically made by boiling egg whites until they're cooked through, then blending with spices (such as curry powder or cumin) and seasoning to taste. The word 'couscous' comes from the Greek word 'kousos', which means "large" or "large bowl."
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