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I must confess this tabouleh recipe isn't authentic, although it's very tasty! We adapted it from one we found in Natural Home Magazine. Theirs called for a large quantity of mint, which didn't appeal to us. But we used peppermint, and it should have been spearmint. Try fresh mint in this tabouleh recipe, if you like it and can find it.
The fresher the ingredients, and the more faithful you are to the ingredient list, the better this tabouleh tastes. It's great with corn on the cob too - anything is! Try your local farmer's market for fresh veggies and herbs.
4 - 6 servings, 1 hour prep time
Nutrition Data, 177 g Serving: 280 cal, 15g fat, 133 cal from fat, 8g protein, 32g carb, 8g fiber, 213mg sodium, 3g sugars, low Cholesterol, good source Vit A, C, K. Estimated Glycemic Load 13
*If you're going to soak and cook beans, it's worth making extra, to freeze in small amounts for future meals.
More bean cooking tips and directionsQ: I want to make tabouleh useing quinoa instead of bulgur wheat since i am gluten intolerant my question is do i need to cook it first with bulgur? I rinse the bulgar well and add oil and lemon juice and soak, then add the veggies to the mixture - Martha M.
A: Hi Martha, whenever I use quinoa in a salad I cook it first. But it's good to slightly undercook it by adding a bit less water - 1/8 - 1/4 cup. It will soak up more moisture in the salad - Judith K.
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