I got my dad into your videos. He likes there isn't talking and not usually music either..... he thinks your killin it with the way you do your channel. I agree. Great work! You have me craving turkish food daily.
It’s so delicious. I even put it on my sandwich’s On steak 🥩 A lot of different foods lol It’s like the Middle Eastern style of Pico de Gallo. In my opinion but better lol And I’m Hispanic
Tabbouleh is one of the finest salads I have ever eaten and this version? Well just exquisite and it's beyond my comprehension how beautiful it looks. Awesome knife skills too Hungry Man!!!
The best fattoush salad👍As a cook here in Qatar I tried many recipes here in youtube, then after watching your recipe I made this with little bit doubt because mostly they cook or soak in water the bulgur. I made step by step your technique it’s turned out 💯 tasted delicious and I like the crunchiness, everyone love it ❤No left over 😊
I just made tabbouleh yesterday, so when your video popped up, I thought I'd take a look to compare recipes. I was so happy to see you use the stems of the parsley as so many people throw them away. They have just as much flavor as the leaves, plus crunch! Much too good to leave them out. The biggest tip I learned from your version is to soak the bulgur in the lemon juice. I've never done it that way, but will try it next time. I love a good strong lemony flavor and often the lemon juice is left at the bottom of the bowl, so your version should fix that. Thanks for sharing!
For gluten free version you can use quinoa instead of bulgur. It seems to work best when allowed to cool completely and sit/chill for a while after it is cooked. I'm subscribing because this channel is so good. Making your babbaganus today.
It looks delicious! However, true, ethnic Lebanese tabouli does not have sumac and pomegranate syrup. Also, we leave the seeds and juices inside the tomato so they can soften the Bulgar while it sits before serving. Nice video!
@@mrcx6142 You’re welcome!!!! I use mostly the same ingredients with some changes…. I use dry mint instead of fresh, because I feel like fresh is too potent for me. Also, I use white onions instead of green onions; that’s personal preference. I believe the white onion gives out more flavor and juices which tenderize the bulgur along with the tomato juices. Also, we eat it with Romain lettuce. You take one piece of Romain lettuce, and you fill it up with the tabouli and eat it! Delicious! I just subscribed to your channel. Great job!
I used to eat tabouleh in the summer after I graduated from college. It was a new food I never knew about and I loved it. The flavors remind me of summer. You’ve got some boas chopping skills on that parsley. Great idea job the pomegranate molasses - my only thing I don’t like about this salad is that sometimes at stores the salad will be filled with soggy bulgar. I love the crunch of it if it’s done right. Beautiful buddy.
This salad looks very delicious with some great flavors! Plus I love that you are using fresh ingredients from your garden, that's a great garden you have. I've never had pomegranate molasses but I bet it added some amazing flavor! Cheers!
I did learn this from a Lebanese friend. But her way is to soak the burgul in tomato’s cut the tomatoes and add the burgul in it. And I loved the way you did it with lemon juice 👌🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍
I am picturing having this with my family on the deck this weekend watching ding made just makes me want to run to store now for ingredients. Love your Garden. Casey want to do some filming like your showing. He wants us to film getting g the herbs from garden and stuff
This recipe was SO delicious!! I loved the way you prepared the bulgur, it was not soggy and the texture was perfect! Seasoning was on point, very balanced and refreshing. I swapped the lemons for limes since I already had them in my pantry and the pomegranate molasses for ordinary molasses + red currants. I saw that pomegranate seeds are an optional add-in to the traditional recipe as well, but since pomegranates are rare and expensive where I live, I thought of giving the red currants a go since they are in season right now. Can't emphasize how good this turned out. Subscribed!
Thank you for this! Your channel is beautiful, you put so much artistic love to it. Tabouli is my favorite salad and i want to make it just like this. 👍
That is a very fresh and incredibly tasty looking salad. The pomegranate molasses was an ingredient I didn’t expect but I’m sure it add a unique flavor.
Tabbouleh was popular here in the states when I was in college and we use to eat it all the time. This looks way better than what we ate 😂This looks so fresh and delicious!
tasty healty and delicious , soaking the burgul in lemon shows u know what u are doing ❤❤❤❤❤ if you havent tasted this you dont know what heaven is like o reccomend u try it ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this recipe. As a gardener I love watching you cook with food you harvested from your own garden :). Is pomegranate molasses an ingredient frequently used in Middle Eastern cooking? Or can it be substituted with something else?
Thank you! Yes, pomegranate molasses are quite common in Turkey (mostly south and southeast) and also Middle Eastern cuisine. Not a 100% substitute but I would use balsamic vinegar and honey to get close. You can also cook and reduce natural pomegranate juice to make homemade pomegranate molasses.
I am surprised, it is very similar to our "kısır", the main difference is tabbouleh is much more green, kısır contains more bulgur and additionally tomato paste. It is spectacular to see cultural interaction is in every area:)
In the traditional Lebanese Tabouleh We dont chop the stem of the parsley plus we dont put summac in the Tabouleh, (we use it for Fattoush not Tabouleh) and you use the whole tomato. But in the end everyone can spice it up as they like.
Hello, I was advised to let the Burghul soak for an hour in hot water. Did you do that as well, or did you use it uncooked and let it soak in the lemon juice?
It looks like semolina for Moroccan couscous and not wheat for tabbouleh, at least I've never eaten with that type of grain.Each place has its own way of doing it.
*How to make Vegan Lentil Koftas - Vegan Bulgur and Lentil Balls:* ua-cam.com/video/6mntXALH3Go/v-deo.html
I got my dad into your videos. He likes there isn't talking and not usually music either..... he thinks your killin it with the way you do your channel. I agree. Great work! You have me craving turkish food daily.
Thanks Ian, it's really great to hear that people are liking the way I'm cooking and shooting the videos 🙏
As a lebanese im proud of our national salad 😍
It's my favorite. The flavor is incredible. Thank you for sharing your delicious cuisine.
Is this way if making it they way you would in Lebanon?
And so you should be
Is this real recipe
It’s so delicious. I even put it on my sandwich’s
On steak 🥩
A lot of different foods lol
It’s like the Middle Eastern style of Pico de Gallo. In my opinion but better lol
And I’m Hispanic
Tabbouleh is one of the finest salads I have ever eaten and this version? Well just exquisite and it's beyond my comprehension how beautiful it looks. Awesome knife skills too Hungry Man!!!
Thanks Patrick, it's really much better than store bought ones with lots of herbs!
Tabouleh with tahini or hummus.. Most delicious food you will ever put in your mouth and best of all it's vegan.
The best fattoush salad👍As a cook here in Qatar I tried many recipes here in youtube, then after watching your recipe I made this with little bit doubt because mostly they cook or soak in water the bulgur. I made step by step your technique it’s turned out 💯 tasted delicious and I like the crunchiness, everyone love it ❤No left over 😊
Lebanese food is delicious. By far the best food in the whole Levant area belongs to Lebanon cuisine. Thank you for sharing this great recipe with us.
I just made tabbouleh yesterday, so when your video popped up, I thought I'd take a look to compare recipes. I was so happy to see you use the stems of the parsley as so many people throw them away. They have just as much flavor as the leaves, plus crunch! Much too good to leave them out. The biggest tip I learned from your version is to soak the bulgur in the lemon juice. I've never done it that way, but will try it next time. I love a good strong lemony flavor and often the lemon juice is left at the bottom of the bowl, so your version should fix that. Thanks for sharing!
Syrian food. .the tabboleh...thanks...love you from Syria🌹🌹🌹
For gluten free version you can use quinoa instead of bulgur. It seems to work best when allowed to cool completely and sit/chill for a while after it is cooked. I'm subscribing because this channel is so good. Making your babbaganus today.
It looks delicious! However, true, ethnic Lebanese tabouli does not have sumac and pomegranate syrup. Also, we leave the seeds and juices inside the tomato so they can soften the Bulgar while it sits before serving. Nice video!
Thanks for the information!
Do you use anything instead of those ingredients or is it just the recipe without them?
@@mrcx6142 You’re welcome!!!! I use mostly the same ingredients with some changes…. I use dry mint instead of fresh, because I feel like fresh is too potent for me. Also, I use white onions instead of green onions; that’s personal preference. I believe the white onion gives out more flavor and juices which tenderize the bulgur along with the tomato juices. Also, we eat it with Romain lettuce. You take one piece of Romain lettuce, and you fill it up with the tabouli and eat it! Delicious! I just subscribed to your channel. Great job!
That's the Master class of "fine chop" and "slice 'n dice". Well done; it looks delicious.
I will watch it a few more times and next week I'll take heart and give it a 'go' 👩🍳
I used to eat tabouleh in the summer after I graduated from college. It was a new food I never knew about and I loved it. The flavors remind me of summer.
You’ve got some boas chopping skills on that parsley.
Great idea job the pomegranate molasses - my only thing I don’t like about this salad is that sometimes at stores the salad will be filled with soggy bulgar. I love the crunch of it if it’s done right. Beautiful buddy.
Thanks my friend!
I followed your instructions and the salad came up perfect. 👍 Thank you so much!!!❤️❤️❤️
Thats really yummy thanks for sharing this beautiful and mouthwatering salad.
This salad looks very delicious with some great flavors! Plus I love that you are using fresh ingredients from your garden, that's a great garden you have. I've never had pomegranate molasses but I bet it added some amazing flavor! Cheers!
Thank you so much Kevin!
Looks healthy !!!I will try this.thank you Baba amazing family talented and hard worker.
Wowwww!!! Looove it! And all fresh and natural from your yard! Love it, really! ❤
💜The ingredients from your garden👍🏾pomegranate molasses’s i must try✌🏾
I did learn this from a Lebanese friend. But her way is to soak the burgul in tomato’s cut the tomatoes and add the burgul in it. And I loved the way you did it with lemon juice 👌🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍
I am picturing having this with my family on the deck this weekend watching ding made just makes me want to run to store now for ingredients. Love your Garden. Casey want to do some filming like your showing. He wants us to film getting g the herbs from garden and stuff
Thank you, would be great to see your garden and the herbs :)
@@HungryManKitchen your channel is so amazing I just love it.
ooh very nice idea soaking the bulgar wheat in the lemon juice! I've always just added it after but I'll be doing that next time!
Beautiful salad. I do mine similarly only I use red onion instead of white and I add persian style cucumbers.
Subscribed for those beautiful chopping skills 👌 great job!
This recipe was SO delicious!! I loved the way you prepared the bulgur, it was not soggy and the texture was perfect! Seasoning was on point, very balanced and refreshing. I swapped the lemons for limes since I already had them in my pantry and the pomegranate molasses for ordinary molasses + red currants. I saw that pomegranate seeds are an optional add-in to the traditional recipe as well, but since pomegranates are rare and expensive where I live, I thought of giving the red currants a go since they are in season right now. Can't emphasize how good this turned out. Subscribed!
Thank you, really glad you've tried and liked the recipe!
Lovely, healthy, mouthwatering. Just seems my kind of food.
Masha Allah absolutely delicious and healthy too 😋
Amazing everything so fresh loves it .
Thank you for this! Your channel is beautiful, you put so much artistic love to it. Tabouli is my favorite salad and i want to make it just like this. 👍
That is a very fresh and incredibly tasty looking salad. The pomegranate molasses was an ingredient I didn’t expect but I’m sure it add a unique flavor.
Thanks Joe, yes pomegranate is not actually in the classic recipe, but it gives a nice tanginess and flavor :)
Tabbouleh was popular here in the states when I was in college and we use to eat it all the time. This looks way better than what we ate 😂This looks so fresh and delicious!
Thank you!
this looks incredibly delicious, cant wait to make it.
It look mouth watering delicious ❤
Looks very fresh and delicious! Thanks for sharing
Looks delicious! Thank you for sharing your recipe. I will definitely try it. 😊Aloha from Hawaii
This looks tasty and healthy, nice work here! Stay safe, stay connected
Beautiful will definitely make it today for iftar
You are chopping very well، I add a little bit dried fig too
Lebanese cuisine is my favourite ❤
Wow it's very healthy dish ❤ and chopping
fabulous.
tasty healty and delicious , soaking the burgul in lemon shows u know what u are doing ❤❤❤❤❤ if you havent tasted this you dont know what heaven is like o reccomend u try it ❤❤❤❤
Nice recipe .healthful .great presention nice to watch .looks do delicious .warm greetings .
U r recipe have made our day and u r recipe 😊 and fantastic recipe 😊 u r cooking is brilliant recipe 🤤 and many more to come 😋
It's nice to see in original food cooking vedio and I hate when UA-camr add music. Very good and healthy recipe thank you
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Omg I absolutely love this sala. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊
Wow… excellent salad ❤
❤Thank You! I couldn't remember all the parts!
good easy recipes i try soon
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Super!! Very good tabule
beautiful video! i just subscribed!
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful recipe!
Thanks a lot!
Mmm looks sooo delicious 😋
Thank you for this recipe. As a gardener I love watching you cook with food you harvested from your own garden :). Is pomegranate molasses an ingredient frequently used in Middle Eastern cooking? Or can it be substituted with something else?
Thank you! Yes, pomegranate molasses are quite common in Turkey (mostly south and southeast) and also Middle Eastern cuisine. Not a 100% substitute but I would use balsamic vinegar and honey to get close. You can also cook and reduce natural pomegranate juice to make homemade pomegranate molasses.
healthy and delicious 😋
This is gorgeous 😭♥️✨
Thank you!
So so good!!!
Very nice recipe so good
As a lebanese next time try to use brown burgol and the parsle you have to wash after the cutting its make a big diferent❤
Look amazing 😊
Looks amazing!
The best!
Looks simple and delicious! -S
Nice 👍
I am surprised, it is very similar to our "kısır", the main difference is tabbouleh is much more green, kısır contains more bulgur and additionally tomato paste. It is spectacular to see cultural interaction is in every area:)
Wonderful an👍d easy
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Thank you for sharing! Looks delicious
Thank you :)
Beautiful 😊
Great cooking❤
Very nice
Delicious
Thankyou
Beautiful 👌❤️
The very best one!
🌺good job
More please
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Wow so yummy 😋 done subscribe
That recipe is realy worth making! Do you eat it on its own or something else to it??❤😊
Usually with something but I make it for lunch sometimes.
In the traditional Lebanese Tabouleh We dont chop the stem of the parsley plus we dont put summac in the Tabouleh, (we use it for Fattoush not Tabouleh) and you use the whole tomato. But in the end everyone can spice it up as they like.
Thanks 🎉💞
Super!!!
I like tabboule
GOOD
Tak!
Hello, I was advised to let the Burghul soak for an hour in hot water. Did you do that as well, or did you use it uncooked and let it soak in the lemon juice?
No, I didn't cook or soak the bulgur in hot water, just soaked in lemon juice. This way it's less soggy and flavorful.
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Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mantap 👍
I love lebonise food.
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Cok iyiii
Can you add finely cut garlic ??????
Not common but why not!
Çok iyi
It looks like semolina for Moroccan couscous and not wheat for tabbouleh, at least I've never eaten with that type of grain.Each place has its own way of doing it.
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