
Tabbouleh
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Try the Good Food app - subscribe todayThis Middle Eastern salad dish is based on bulghur wheat and herbs. Discover the traditional ingredients of tabbouleh and how it is commonly served.
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What is tabbouleh?
Originally from Lebanon, but now popular throughout the Middle East, tabbouleh is a salad made from bulghur wheat (tender, chewy wheat kernels that have been steamed, dried and crushed), tomatoes, onion, parsley, mint, olive oil and lemon juice. It is served cold with a crisp bread or sometimes with cos lettuce leaves, which are used to scoop it up.
Availability
Bulghur wheat can be found in boxes or bags in supermarkets, health food shops and delis.
Alternatives to tabbouleh
Try couscous.
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