Tabbouleh Recipe Salad with Couscous Gingerbread Cottage Breakfast
How to make a delicious Middle Eastern Tabouleh salad. Austrian born chef demonstrates her breakfast version at her Gingerbread Cottage Bed and Breakfast in Victoria BC Canada
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As a child, Vanessa was a real life “Heidi” living in the Eschen Villa on the clean, cold alpine Attersee Lake, in Seewalchen Austria, 50 KM East of Salzburg
Vanessa’s birthplace was located 50 meters from her Godmother’s famous Paulick Villa – the Summer Playground to Vienna’s Elite Art Noveau Community including Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Richard Teschner and Friedrich Paulick at the turn of the 19th century.
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Vanessa got her teaching Degree in Salzburg but her real love and talents were for cooking.. after moving to Vancouver Island, she honed her chef skills under the eye of her brother in law Dieter von Schellwitz who had been the first executive chef at the famous Ilikai Resort in Waikiki, and had chef career in New York and San Francisco.
Coming to Vancouver Island via Culture City itself – Salzburg Austria – A true Austrian,Vanessa has pure Mozart flowing through her veins and a delicious piping hot Austrian ApfelStrudel in the Oven for her many guests! Vanessa and her 70’s husband owned and operated the Austrian Chalet, an 80 room hotel with 3 Restaurants in Campbell River BC
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Il Tabbouleh o tabulè è un delizioso piatto di origine mediorientale che sembra essere nato in Libia e poi per la sua estrema bontà si è diffuso un po’ in tutto il bacino del Mediterraneo. Un primo piatto fresco, decisamente estivo che si può tranquillamente consumare anche da freddo.
Per questo motivo è perfetto per una cena sfiziosa, per un aperitivo in compagnia ma è ideale anche da portare in ufficio per il pranzo o da consumare sotto l’ombrellone.
La ricetta del tabulè è molto semplice, si prepara il bulgur che richiede la sola reidratazione e poi lo si condisce con tante verdure e aromi. Il profumo è spaziale e l’effetto wow è garantito. La presenza della menta lo rende molto aromatico interessante.
Se non amate poi il bulgur, potete sostituirlo con il cous cous o con il riso adatto alle insalate.
► Ingredienti per preparare il tabbouleh:
Pomodorini 350 gr
Bulgur 300 gr
Prezzemolo 1 mazzo grande circa 200 gr
Cetrioli 200 gr
Scalogno 100 gr
Menta fresca 20 gr
Limone 1
Sale q.b.
Olio EVO 150 ml
In Casa Pappagallo c'è sempre qualcosa che bolle in pentola! Ogni giorno succede qualcosa, una ricetta nuova, un ortaggio appena piantato nell'orto o qualche esperimento a metà tra l'esperimento scientifico e la ricerca di un nuovo prodotto agroalimentare.
Mettere piede in Casa Pappagallo è come entrare in un turbinio di ricette, idee e spunti presi dalla nostra vita di tutti i giorni.
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Tabbouleh Salad | Moroccan Couscous Salad | कूस्कूस सलाद | Healthy, Easy and Tasty Salad (Vegan) |
Couscous is a traditional North African food which quite similar to semolina and broken wheat This nutritious salad is delicately flavoured with mint and lemon juice and the ingredients are rich in fibre, which makes this Healthy Couscous Salad a wonderful snack for all.
This delicious couscous is easy to make at home. You can use as a side dish for some more Moroccan veggies! This recipe is for 4 servings.
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How to Make KISIR, Turkish Version Of Tabbouleh | An Incredibly Delicious VEGAN Appetizer Recipe! ????
Today, we're making a mouthwatering vegan appetizer that is perfect for any gathering: Kisir, the Turkish version of Tabbouleh! ???????????? Learn how to create this incredibly delicious and healthy dish packed with fresh herbs, tangy pomegranate molasses, and fine bulgur. Trust us, once you try this recipe, you'll want to share it with everyone! Let's dive into the world of flavors and create a scrumptious vegan treat together. ????
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KISIR RECIPE
1,5 glasses(2 cups,350 gr) fine bulghur wheat (widely known as couscous)
2 cups(530 ml) water
220 gr spring onion(1 big bunch)
200 gr parsley(1 big bunch)
5-7 sprigs of fresh mint
1.5 heaping tablespoons tomato paste
1.5 tablespoons pepper paste( you can use tomato paste if you can’t find pepper paste)
½ teaspoon black pepper
1 teaspoon salt
1,5 heaping teaspoons cumin
6-7 tablespoons olive oil
5 tablespoons pomegranate sour (pomegranate molasses, juice or you can use lemon juice as well)
Lemon
Lettuce
• First, put 2 cups of fine bulgur (widely known as couscous) in a large bowl and add 2 cups of half boiled, half room temperature water and cover with a plate. Set aside about 10 minutes. Bulgur will soak all water slowly.
• Meanwhile, mince 220 gr of parsley to give all flavors to bulgur and slice 220 gr of spring onion and 5-7 sprigs fresh mint. Make thinner slices for the white part of the onions.
• After bulgur swollen, add 6-7 tablespoons of olive oil, 1.5 heaping tablespoon of tomato paste, 1.5 tablespoon of pepper paste( If you can’t find pepper paste, you can use tomato paste instead of it), ½ teaspoon of black pepper, 1.5 heaping teaspoon of cumin and 1 teaspoon of salt. If you use salty pepper paste do not forget to taste to balance saltiness. Mix it until all ingredients come together.
• Then add all greens to the bulgur and mix again. It is important to mix the greens without squeezing too much.
• Add 5 tablespoons pomegranate sour to increase acidity. If you do not have pomegranate sour or molasses you can use lemon juice instead of it. You can always add some more olive oil if you want to.
• Cover the bottom of a large plate with lettuce. Put Kısır on lettuce without squeezing.
• Lastly, squeeze lemon juice on top and add lemon slices on side for the people who wants their Kısır with more lemon.