Tabbouleh Salad
This is a Levantine Lebanese salad traditionally made of bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, mint and onion, and seasoned with olive oil and lime juice. It is very nutritious and surprisingly delicious. I made a large plate of this salad and finished it in one sitting, that’s how good it is.. It will also make a great side dish.
INGREDIENTS:
(1) 1 Large Bunch Parsley
(2) A Small Handful Mint (Add more if needed)
(3) 1 Large Tomato (Or 2 medium sized Tomatoes)
(4) 1/2 Cup Bulgur Wheat
(5) 3 Stalks Scallions (Spring Onions)
(6) 1/4 Cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
(7) 1 Lime
(8) Salt and Pepper to Taste
PROCEDURE:
(1) Boil water and pour over bulgur wheat. Allow to sit for 30 mins.
(2) Chop tomato into small cubes and place in a large bowl. Chop scallions and add to tomato.
(3) Next, chop parsley and mint and add to tomato and scallions mixture.
(4) After 30 minutes, drain water from bulgur wheat and add to bowl.
(5) Add olive oil, the juice from one lime, salt and pepper and toss to mix.
This salad can be served immediately. It can also be keep in the fridge for a couple of hours for the flavors to develop. This is one salad you would love.
Plz what kind of pepper did you use? and for the Burgur wheat,do you have any ideal of where it can be bought in Nigeria?
I used black pepper. I do not know where it can be found in Nigeria.
I loooove tabbouleh!!!
I lived in the gulf region for a couple of years and tabbouleh was my go to salad that I ate with EVERYTHING from rice to tortillas… Of course I used to buy it then as it was readily available.
I’m back in Nig now and just stumbled across this recipe, off to look for mint and bulgur.
Thank You Terry!!!
#excited
You are welcome Tee. I’m glad I reconnected you to something you love.