KitchenAid’s classic 5-quart.

Spread coarse semolina on a large round tray.Sprinkle a few tablespoons of salted cold water over the coarse semolina and, at the same time, rotate the palm and fingers of one hand in wide circles (in one direction only) to create tiny spheres.. After two or three rotations, begin to sprinkle the semolina flour and about 1/4 cup cold water alternately on the spheres while continuing to rotate.

As the spheres absorb the flour and water they will turn into tiny couscous "beads" more or less the same size..Shake or lightly press the couscous "beads" through a tamis or sieve in order to standardize their size.Place in a finer sieve to shake and remove excess flour.. Bring plenty of water to a boil in the bottom of a deep kettle or couscous cooker.

Pile the freshly rolled couscous into a lightly oiled colander or top container.Fit top onto bottom checking for a tight seal.

Partially cover and steam 15 minutes..

Dump couscous onto a tray, sprinkle with 1/2 cup cold water and rake the grains to keep them separate., such as Beanie Designs, or.

2. fresh Anaheim chiles or Thai chiles., unseeded and thinly sliced on an angle.

canned black-eyed peas.(from 15.5-ounce can).