Tabbouleh
What is tabbouleh? It’s a Middle Eastern dish, usually packed full of gorgeous colour and vibrant flavours, and made with bulgar wheat.
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If there’s one thing we can agree on, a tabbouleh recipe needs to be really fresh and herby. It’s ideal served as a side dish, or as part of a platter. To help create a meal, you could think about dishes containing halloumi or lamb.
Lemon juice and olive oil also tend to feature, as well as plenty of flatleaf parsley.
Tabbouleh recipes:
This is a classic benchmark tabbouleh salad, with a handful of parsley, and mint for an extra perk.
Broccoli and carrot tabbouleh – this is actually a gluten-free tabbouleh, as it uses quinoa instead of bulgar wheat.
If you give this cucumber and mint tabbouleh with minted labneh a try, you’ll also find out how to make your own labneh, which is a type of soft cheese.
See all our Middle Eastern recipes.