So, a little back story – when I was a nanny in Calgary – I cooked A LOT – and it was so much fun! I went through recipes, wrote a shopping list and then the food magically appeared over night while I was sleeping or I was given a HUGE delicious food budget to feed everyone!
I cooked a lot for the family. Lambs, roasts, pasta etc. It was an amazing experience for me, especially since they enjoyed eating healthy, as did I.
I remember one morning when I showed up, the mom mentioned that she wanted tabbouleh for dinner. I had NO idea what it was. I found a recipe in a cookbook and it became a dish I made regularly! I’ve always played around with it a bit for different flavours. Last night I created a super easy – user friendly tabbouleh recipe!
Quick and Easy Tabbouleh
1 cup bulgur (I only use Bob’s Red Mills)
Boil about 1.5 cups of hot water and pour over bulgur – let it sit until liquid is absorbed.
1 bunch of parsley
2x tomatoes (or 1.5 cup cherry tomatoes)
2 TBSP Apple Cider Vinegar (traditional is using lemon juice)
1 TBSP Oil
Salt and Pepper
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After liquid in the bulgur is absorbed, add in parsley, tomatoes, ACV, oil and salt and pepper..
Stir and let sit!! Best if you let it sit for a bit to absorb the flavours.
Great add in’s:
Feta (for the non dairy free crew)
Balsamic Vinegar
Fresh mint
Lemon juice
Cucumber
There ya have it folks – super easy and super healthy tabbouleh – remember if you are gluten free you can always sub in a different grain for the bulgur – think Quinoa!
This is so easy, and can be done in under 20 minutes if needed! Also is AWESOME the next day.
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I served it over salad, with some Goddess Dressing Drizzled over!!
With grilled corn and trout!
Have you tried tabbouleh before? Thoughts?
PS. Tomorrow is grad day, so I’m not sure if I’ll post or not, but we’ll see!!
I LOVE tabbouleh! I made it with quinoa a few weeks ago and it was a huge hit at a BBQ. It's such a great dish. Yours look delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love tabbouleh...it's so yummy! I haven't made it though---but a client of mine from lebanon brought me some (his mom's recipe) and it was amazing! Thanks for sharing your recipe--it looks easier than I thought it would be!
ReplyDeleteMy Mom loves this stuff...I'm almost there for liking it, but I think I need to get a little more used to it...
ReplyDeleteBut the picture is making me want it! :)
Hope your pancakes were amazing! ;)
I LOVE tabbouleh. I have been buying the Far East brand that comes with all of the spices mixed in already... and then per box suggestion, add a few extras. Black olives, red pepper, cucumber, basil, lemon juice, feta... yum. Perfect for these crazy hot summer days.
ReplyDeleteTabbouleh is one of my weaknesses!!!! As in I could eat it in quantities people usually reserve for chocolate!!! :oP
ReplyDeleteI just had tabbouleh on salad with goddess dressing!! It's an awesome combo :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love tabbouleh!!!!! I think fresh mint sounds like a great addition!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your grad!
ReplyDeleteI've tried eating tabbouleh, love it. But still haven' made it. I should probably get on that ;)
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