Put the raisins in a bowl and pour in the warm tea.
Leave the raisins to soak for about 1 hour, until nice and plump then drain them thoroughly.
Tip the couscous into a bowl, Stir the salt into the water and pour it over the couscous.
Leave it to soak for 10–15 minutes.
Rub the oil into the grains, using your fingertips, and toss in the cane sugar, orange blossom water and half the cinnamon, Add the soaked raisins and mix thoroughly.
Spoon the mixture into a smaller bowl, pressing it down so that it all fits in snuggly, then invert the bowl onto a serving plate, so that you have a couscous dome.
Melt the butter in a skillet and stir in the pistachios for 1,5 minutes, until they emit a nutty aroma.
Scatter the pistachios over and around the couscous dome.
Dust the rest of the cinnamon in decorative lines from the top of the dome to the base, and sift the icing sugar over the top.
Heat the honey in a pan and serve the couscous with a drizzle of cream and warm honey as a sweet snack or at the end of a meal.
Notes / Tips / Wine Advice:
For couscous with raisins and honey,
follow the recipe for the soaking and oiling of the couscous. Toss in 2½ tablespoons raisins, soaked in tea, and tip the mixture into individual serving bowls. Heat 6 tablespoons honey in a small pan and drizzle it over the couscous in each bowl. Serve on its own with yogurt as a quick snack or for breakfast.