By Lynette McWilliams
Lentil Tabbouleh
Lentil tabbouleh is a delicious alternative to bulgur tabbouleh; a classic Levantine salad loved worldwide for its flavor and freshness.This recipe is easy to make, and you can serve it as a starter or as a side dish with Mediterranean or Middle-Eastern dishes such as hummus and eggplant dip.
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 11:26:10 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Great
Glycemic Index
38
Low
Glycemic Load
5
Low
Nutrition per serving
Calories143.1 kcal (7%)
Total Fat8.3 g (12%)
Carbs13.5 g (5%)
Sugars2.4 g (3%)
Protein5.4 g (11%)
Sodium561.3 mg (28%)
Fiber5.3 g (19%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
6 servings
Instructions
Step 1
Chop it into small dice of about ⅕ inch each. We recommend using a serrated knife or a sharp chef's knife.If the tomatoes are watery, transfer them into a fine-mesh strainer and let them drain for a few minutes while you chop the other ingredients.
Step 2
Remove the larger stem of the parsley. Pick the mint leaves from their branch and add them to the parsley.Finely chop parsley and mint. We recommend using a large and sharp chef's knife; however, if you don't have one, you could use a food processor, pulsing until the herbs are finely chopped.
Step 3
Trim the green part off the green onions and finely chop the white part.
Step 4
Add all chopped ingredients and the drained lentils to a large mixing bowl, then season with olive oil, lemon juice, salt, and black pepper.
Step 5
Toss well until the parsley, and the lentils are evenly combined. You'll need a minute as the parsley might clump up. Serve in the same bowl or on a serving platter.
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