Traditional Lebanese Tabbouleh
If you love fresh and fragrant salads, this Lebanese tabbouleh is a real journey to the Middle East. I remember sunny afternoons in Beirut where my aunt used to make this dish with love: every bite bursts with flavors – crunchy parsley, tangy mint, and juicy tomatoes. The bulgur, subtly soaked in lemon and olive oil, brings a light and comforting texture. It's a salad that breathes generosity and simplicity. You can adapt it by season – add some cucumber or pomegranate for variety. Serve it cold; it goes wonderfully with grilled meats or Lebanese bread. A truly feel-good dish, believe me!
- Temps: 40 min
- Portions: 4
Source: bantajcuisine.com
Importer dans mon livre de recettes
Ingrédients
- Fine bulgur wheat
- large bunches Fresh flat-leaf parsley
- bunch Fresh mint
- Ripe tomatoes
- Spring onions
- Fresh lemon juice
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Salt
- Sumac powder