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Orange Ginger Chicken Tabbouleh

Orange Ginger Chicken Tabbouleh

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Prep Time: 35 Minutes
Cook Time: 0 Minutes

This is really delicious. I love the bright flavors of orange, ginger and mint, and combined they are refreshing and wonderful. Tabbouleh is very easy to make and budget-friendly, as well.

Super Healthy Steamed Quinoa

Super Healthy Steamed Quinoa

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 40 Minutes

Quinoa can be easily steamed with turmeric, cumin, whole oregano and garlic. A Japanese clam shell rice steamer (cheap at Target) works best. Mix it into a fabulous tabbouleh, use it as a side dish or soup base. It stays lovely for several days and mak…

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Authentic Lebanese Fattoush Salad Recipe

posted August 03, 2010 in Nutrition Unplugged

Most people think of tabbouleh when you mention Lebanese salads.  It’s true, this parsley-bulgur combination is a classic (you can find a recipe in a previous post).  However, fattoush is my favorite. It may be lesser known in the U.S., but (read full article)

Tabbouleh – Cheat’s version

posted July 25, 2010 in haddock in the kitchen

Tabbouleh is sold here in France by the bucket load as it is a firm favourite with the French as part of the entrée that requires no preparation. I find that even the better makes tend to be rather bland, and this is what I do to mine to perk it up. (read full article)

Lessons Learned at a Lebanese Lunch

posted July 24, 2010 in Nutrition Unplugged

Greetings from Lebanon. I’m here for the next few weeks, so expect to hear a lot about my food adventures.  If you’re  a regular visitor, then you know about my Lebanese connection.  My husband is originally from Lebanon and I’ve (read full article)

Amaranth Tabouli

posted July 14, 2010 in Healthy Green Kitchen

Amaranth is an extremely tiny, yet extremely nutritious seed that cooks up like a grain (like quinoa). It is gluten-free and high in protein, calcium and magnesium. It has a really interesting flavor, and I really enjoyed it in this amaranth tabouli. (read full article)

Bohemian Buckwheat with Wild Mushrooms

Today I have a recipe to share with you that well, I have mixed feelings about. I am not sure that I like it so much but I am also not sure that I hate it either. So why share it with you then? well I think the reason for me not being sure if I like (read full article)

Top 10 Things to Do with Random Vegetables

People sometimes complain about getting only a single zucchini or tomato in their CSA box. What can I do with just one? They ask. Oh, the things you can do with just a few seemingly random vegetables! Here are my top 10: Soup Salad Raw (as a snack) (read full article)

Farouk, what a scorcher

posted June 18, 2010 in Chris Neill's Dirty Kitchen

Of all cuisines, those of the Middle East are probably my favourite.  My knowledge of them is about as fulsome as that of most other Englishmen – with additional smugness provided by the existence of an unopened sachet of sumac in the cupboard (read full article)

Gluten Free Quinoa Tabbouleh

posted June 17, 2010 in My Man's Belly

Quinoa Tabbouleh Tabbouleh is a dish whose ingredients focus on Mediterranean flavors like parsley, mint, tomatoes, onions, lemons and olive oil.  If you’ve ever eaten tabbouleh, you’ve probably had it with the grain bul (read full article)

Tabbouleh

Tabbouleh face parte din "mezze" - aperitivul arabesc, desi, la inceput, era un fel principal libanez. Practic e o salata racoritoare cu rosii, menta, patrunjel si grau. Foarte, foarte mult patrunjel, asta venind de la o persoana care sa zicem ca nu (read full article)

One Hundred and One Mezze: 22. Tabbouleh

posted April 14, 2010 in Syrian Foodie in London

I don't know how did I manage to go over a year of blogging without a recipe for Tabbouleh. After Hummus and the inaccurately named Baba Ghanoush, Tabbouleh is The Levant's third biggest culinary export to the world.Like all other dishes that moved (read full article)

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