الكسكسي - couscous - “kosksi” The common dish to Tunisians is the “kosksi”, even if it’s not a typical Tunisian dish. In fact, the kosksi is the national dish of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco and its origin dates back to North Africa Berber’s roots. People here eat it almost every week, especially on Sundays, and in all celebrations (happy events like success and weddings or sad ones like funerals). It can be cooked with vegetables (all sorts of vegetables), meat (lamb or beef), chicken, fish, octopus or squid. But, there are some typical ingredients that make the Tunisian kosksi particular: the “Osben” and the “Kadid” which are generally prepared in the “Eid essghir” (Religious Muslim feast) and in “Ras el Am” (the last day of the “Hajir” year in the Muslim calendar). The “kosksi bil osben’ is a Typical Tunisian preparation...
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