What R U Eating ? ~OGH wants to know.....

It is home made and I don't mind helping out at all. Tell me your process and I'll see what I can suggest.

Edit* my aunt makes it for a few restaurants and grocery stores around here and they double her price to them. They're making good money off tabouleh and it's pretty simple to make.

damn, I forget. but everything was too strong. the parsley, the onions. I forget. Ill get back to you. but almost everyday, grocery store, got to pick a tabouleh salad... or two. no lie. so good.
 
damn, I forget. but everything was too strong. the parsley, the onions. I forget. Ill get back to you. but almost everyday, grocery store, got to pick a tabouleh salad... or two. no lie. so good.

Ok after I eat my lunch I'll post up something for you. One time I got cilantro instead of parsley accidentally.....yea that was quite the experience lol
 
damn, I forget. but everything was too strong. the parsley, the onions. I forget. Ill get back to you. but almost everyday, grocery store, got to pick a tabouleh salad... or two. no lie. so good.

Ok here goes:

1) take a good handful, something like 1/8 cup or less of bulgur/wheat germ the finely ground kind, and put it in a bowl. Put enough water to just cover the bulgur and let it sit while you prep the rest of the stuff. It needs time to absorb the water and soften up.

2) finely chop up 2 bunches of parsley. If you use more adjust he amounts accordingly. 1-1 1/2 large tomatoes cut into small cubes, 1 medium yellow or Vidalia onion. You can also chop some scallions but not needed. Toss them into the bowl wih the bulgur

3) add salt, lemon juice, and extra virgin olive oil to taste. You want enough to leave some juice at the bottom and soak into all the veggies

4) some ppl use a dash of black pepper or allspice. I don't but know many who do. You can also add a bit of pomegranate syrup to it which makes it more Turkish style tabouleh. This is how my mom and I make it. Most my other family make it without or the Syrian style.

5) mix it up well and adjust salt, lemon juice and oil to taste.
 
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I'm down with taboule too
 
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Just picked up my bi monthly meat order. .
20lbs ground chicken breast packaged by the pound

10lbs chicken cutlets packaged 2 pieces each

10lbs chicken breast packaged 2 breasts each

30lbs chicken breast chopped in fajita marinade packaged by pound

4lbs steak chopped in fajita marinade packaged by pound

I love my stores meat manager! Hooked me up HUGE! Only ran me $160
 
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