How to Make Martha Stewart’s Tabbouleh | Martha’s Cooking School | Martha Stewart

You've most likely had Tabbouleh, a conventional Middle Eastern side dish, many times. Find out how to make this mix of bulgur, tomatoes, cucumbers, scallions, parsley, and mint in the house.

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00:00 Introduction
00:20 How To Prepare Bulgar Wheat
1:22 How To Mix Ingredients
2:22 Including Fresh Herbs and Citrus
3:46 Finishing With Oil And Seasonings
4:10 Final Result

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  2. i make it exactly like this too but i like adding a whole bunch of fresh coriander and dill too. cant have too much fresh herbs in tabbouleh! perfect cold summer dish

  3. I make that all the time. I love it! I also add dill, feta cheese and sliced olives. Its delish!

  4. In the Middle East they also make it WITHOUT ANY GRAINS. Their secret ingredient, which you left out is Pomegranate juice.
    They often make it with just parsley and mint, tomatoes, (sometimes cucumbers) onions lemon juice, pomegranate juice, cumin, salt and pepper. The oil is optional. It tastes great without the oil too and without the grains it is much more healthful and easier to digest.

  5. The main ingredient of tabouleh should be flat leaf parsley with only a hint of burghul no cucumber or scallions

  6. You can also use vegetable broth, whatever, to soak it. This salad’s great in the summer because you can leave it outside for a while. ๐Ÿฅ—

  7. I have never considered making this, but it seems very simple. May make this weekend. Thank you, Martha!

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