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Tabouli
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canetoad
2007-10-08 08:12:20 UTC
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Since I have an excess of free range parsley and the weather is warming
up, I've been making a lot of tabouli lately. I use a recipe a middle
eastern woman gave me, some of you may like to try it.

1 cup cracked wheat
juice 2 lemons
1/2 teasp. cinnamon
dessertspoon dried mint or half bunch fresh
1 bunch parsley
2 tomatoes
4 spring onions
tablespoon olive oil

Prepare cracked wheat by adding cinnamon, dried mint (if using,
otherwise add the fresh later), lemon juice and a splash of boiling
water. Let soak for a few hours until it softens.

Dice and slice spring onions, tomatoes. Roughly chop parsley, making
sure it is very dry first. Toss everything together and glaze with the
olive oil.
"Michael" @hotmail.com>
2007-10-10 01:21:34 UTC
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Thank you, I'll give it a go. I don't have free range parsley though, mine
are battery. :)
Post by canetoad
Since I have an excess of free range parsley and the weather is warming
up, I've been making a lot of tabouli lately. I use a recipe a middle
eastern woman gave me, some of you may like to try it.
1 cup cracked wheat
juice 2 lemons
1/2 teasp. cinnamon
dessertspoon dried mint or half bunch fresh
1 bunch parsley
2 tomatoes
4 spring onions
tablespoon olive oil
Prepare cracked wheat by adding cinnamon, dried mint (if using, otherwise
add the fresh later), lemon juice and a splash of boiling water. Let soak
for a few hours until it softens.
Dice and slice spring onions, tomatoes. Roughly chop parsley, making sure
it is very dry first. Toss everything together and glaze with the olive
oil.
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