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Syrian Tabouli/Tabbouleh

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ZMA @zesty5

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Tabbouleh also spelled Tabouli is a fresh vibrant and a tangy herb Salad from the Levantine regions of the Middle East, traditionally from the mountains of modern day Lebanon and Syria. It's a classic Salad that's very healthy and delicious as well. Who can deny the subtle flavours of this amazing Salad that's made with lots of Mint and Parsley. Wholesome goodness of Cracked Wheat at its best. It's a traditional, healthy and a Vegan Mediterranean appetizer made with simple ingredients. It's best served chilled alongside Falafel and Hummus.

It is typically served cold or at room temperature. It is a staple of a Mezze platter often eaten with other small dishes like Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Falafel. Traditionally it is scooped and relished with Romaine Lettuce leaves.

The name Tabbouleh comes from an Arabic word 'taabil' which means to season. Edible herbs known as qadb formed an essential part of Arabic diet in the Middle ages. Dishes like Tabbouleh affirm their continued popularity in the Middle Eastern cuisine till date. It can also be pronounced as Tabouleh or Tabouli. It's packed with Fiber, complex Carbohydrates and healthy Fats. All in all a great immunity booster Salad that can be enjoyed by all. It's not a grain Salad rather it's a herb Salad with little grains. This is the key to a perfect Tabbouleh. Amount of Bulgur is as minimal as possible.

Enjoy Easy Cooking with Zeen!

#NW
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
Tabbouleh also spelled Tabouli is a fresh vibrant and a tangy herb Salad from the Levantine regions of the Middle East, traditionally from the mountains of modern day Lebanon and Syria. It's a classic Salad that's very healthy and delicious as well. Who can deny the subtle flavours of this amazing Salad that's made with lots of Mint and Parsley. Wholesome goodness of Cracked Wheat at its best. It's a traditional, healthy and a Vegan Mediterranean appetizer made with simple ingredients. It's best served chilled alongside Falafel and Hummus.

It is typically served cold or at room temperature. It is a staple of a Mezze platter often eaten with other small dishes like Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Falafel. Traditionally it is scooped and relished with Romaine Lettuce leaves.

The name Tabbouleh comes from an Arabic word 'taabil' which means to season. Edible herbs known as qadb formed an essential part of Arabic diet in the Middle ages. Dishes like Tabbouleh affirm their continued popularity in the Middle Eastern cuisine till date. It can also be pronounced as Tabouleh or Tabouli. It's packed with Fiber, complex Carbohydrates and healthy Fats. All in all a great immunity booster Salad that can be enjoyed by all. It's not a grain Salad rather it's a herb Salad with little grains. This is the key to a perfect Tabbouleh. Amount of Bulgur is as minimal as possible.

Enjoy Easy Cooking with Zeen!

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Syrian Tabouli/Tabbouleh

ZMA
ZMA @zesty5

#NW
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
Tabbouleh also spelled Tabouli is a fresh vibrant and a tangy herb Salad from the Levantine regions of the Middle East, traditionally from the mountains of modern day Lebanon and Syria. It's a classic Salad that's very healthy and delicious as well. Who can deny the subtle flavours of this amazing Salad that's made with lots of Mint and Parsley. Wholesome goodness of Cracked Wheat at its best. It's a traditional, healthy and a Vegan Mediterranean appetizer made with simple ingredients. It's best served chilled alongside Falafel and Hummus.

It is typically served cold or at room temperature. It is a staple of a Mezze platter often eaten with other small dishes like Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Falafel. Traditionally it is scooped and relished with Romaine Lettuce leaves.

The name Tabbouleh comes from an Arabic word 'taabil' which means to season. Edible herbs known as qadb formed an essential part of Arabic diet in the Middle ages. Dishes like Tabbouleh affirm their continued popularity in the Middle Eastern cuisine till date. It can also be pronounced as Tabouleh or Tabouli. It's packed with Fiber, complex Carbohydrates and healthy Fats. All in all a great immunity booster Salad that can be enjoyed by all. It's not a grain Salad rather it's a herb Salad with little grains. This is the key to a perfect Tabbouleh. Amount of Bulgur is as minimal as possible.

Enjoy Easy Cooking with Zeen!

#NW
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
Tabbouleh also spelled Tabouli is a fresh vibrant and a tangy herb Salad from the Levantine regions of the Middle East, traditionally from the mountains of modern day Lebanon and Syria. It's a classic Salad that's very healthy and delicious as well. Who can deny the subtle flavours of this amazing Salad that's made with lots of Mint and Parsley. Wholesome goodness of Cracked Wheat at its best. It's a traditional, healthy and a Vegan Mediterranean appetizer made with simple ingredients. It's best served chilled alongside Falafel and Hummus.

It is typically served cold or at room temperature. It is a staple of a Mezze platter often eaten with other small dishes like Hummus, Baba Ghanoush and Falafel. Traditionally it is scooped and relished with Romaine Lettuce leaves.

The name Tabbouleh comes from an Arabic word 'taabil' which means to season. Edible herbs known as qadb formed an essential part of Arabic diet in the Middle ages. Dishes like Tabbouleh affirm their continued popularity in the Middle Eastern cuisine till date. It can also be pronounced as Tabouleh or Tabouli. It's packed with Fiber, complex Carbohydrates and healthy Fats. All in all a great immunity booster Salad that can be enjoyed by all. It's not a grain Salad rather it's a herb Salad with little grains. This is the key to a perfect Tabbouleh. Amount of Bulgur is as minimal as possible.

Enjoy Easy Cooking with Zeen!

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Ingredients

15 minutes
5-6 servings
  • 1/4 cup(soaked and cooked) Bulgur wheat
  • 200 gmfinely chopped Parsley
  • 1/2 cupchopped Mint Leaves
  • 3 tbspOlive oil
  • 1diced Tomato
  • 1diced Cucumber
  • 1chopped Green Chilli
  • 2-3finely chopped Garlic cloves
  • 2 tbspLemon juice
  • 1/2 tspSalt
  • 1/2 tspBlack pepper
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Steps

15 minutes
  1. 1

    Soak bulgur in hot water until tender, then drain and cool. Cook until done.

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  2. 2

    Finely chop parsley and onions, dice tomato and cucumber.

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  3. 3

    In a bowl, combine bulgur, parsley, onion, tomato, and cucumber.

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  4. 4

    Add olive oil, lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Mix well.

  5. 5

    Chill in the fridge for 15 minutes before serving. Enjoy!

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Using soaked and cooked Bulgur, finely chopped Parsley and a generous amount of Olive oil enhances the flavour and texture of the Salad.

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on September 11, 2025 06:54
Homemaker by choice and a passionate cook by heart. An aspiring cook who actually never knew anything about Cooking until i became a mother myself.With Motherhood came the responsibilities as well and this was the turning point in my life.I started to learn the ABC's of cooking, taking help from my mother and my MIL. And time just flew. I spread my wings higher and higher. With my love for excellence and innovation, i stepped into a world of homecooks with my exposure to Cookpad one fine day on the social media. And there was no looking back since then and i have not only shared recipes here on this wonderful platform but also have made some lovely friends as well. Today iam successful because of my hard work, dedication and loads of good wishes of my family and my kids in particular.
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September 16, 2025 16:22
This is so beautiful 🤩
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