Recipe by Orly Kaniel

Tabulé

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Easy Easy
6 Servings
Allergens

Contains

- Gluten - Wheat

Ingredients

Tabulé

  • 1/2 cup fine bulgur wheat

  • 3 medium-size ripe, juicy tomatoes, chopped to small cubes

  • 2/3 cup fine chopped parsley (see note)

  • 1 medium-size onion, coarsely chopped (can also use a red onion)

  • juice from 1 lemon or lime (or 3 tablespoons Gefen Lemon Juice)

  • Gefen Salt

  • 2 tablespoons Gefen Olive Oil

  • chopped mint leaves from 2 to 3 stems – do not mince, to prevent bitterness (see note)

  • 1 ripe pomegranate seeded (approximately 3/4 cup)

Directions

1.

Mix all the ingredients well, and place in the refrigerator for a couple of hours to allow the bulgur wheat to absorb the juices and flavors. Take out of the fridge, re-mix, and taste. Adjust salt, lemon etc. to taste.

2.

Serve cool and enjoy.

Notes:

All green leaves should be soaked for three minutes in water with a drop of dish soap. Then thoroughly wash three times and check for bugs before chopping.
Tabulé

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malka leah wolf
malka leah wolf
4 months ago

hi looks great you dont need to cook the bulgar? just checking

Avigael Levi
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Reply to  malka leah wolf
4 months ago

Correct. Orly says ‘The process of making Bulgur before sold to the consumer, is using cracked wheat that has been parboiled, lightly boiled, to save on cooking time. Therefore, no need to precook for Tabule salad.’

Orly Kaniel
Orly Kaniel
Reply to  malka leah wolf
4 months ago

I have been asked this question numerous times. Jut to explain, Bulgur is simply cracked wheat that has been partially boiled to save on cooking time. Therefore no need to cook before using for Tabule.

Last edited 4 months ago by Orly Kaniel
Peri Cohn
Peri Cohn
4 months ago

looks soo yummy! Can’t wait to try! Any idea what gluten-free grain I can use instead of the bulgur? Thanks!

Avigael Levi
Admin
Reply to  Peri Cohn
4 months ago

You can use quinoa or buckwheat instead! Enjoy 🙂

Orly Kaniel
Orly Kaniel
Reply to  Peri Cohn
4 months ago

I never tried it with anything else. How about brown slightly baked rice.