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Bulgur, a major ingredient of the famous Lebanese cuisine
Bulgur, called "borghol" in Arabic, is widely used in the delicious and healthy Lebanese cuisine, either raw in salads like the famous Lebanese tabbouleh, cooked in everyday Lebanese dishes, or mixed with meat or pumpkin to prepare kibbeh.
It provides a way to add a certain flavorful texture or simply to serve as a filling ingredient in a dish, replacing rice or pasta.
It provides a way to add a certain flavorful texture or simply to serve as a filling ingredient in a dish, replacing rice or pasta.
Lebanese bulgur with tomato recipe
Cut onions, garlic and stir fry them in oil with black pepper until golden.
Add crushed tomato & paste with water & chili powder.
Simmer on medium heat for a few minutes.
Add crushed tomato & paste with water & chili powder.
Simmer on medium heat for a few minutes.
Add bulgur while sauce is boiling and cover. Reduce heat and cook for 5 minutes then turn off the heat and let the bulgur covered until done. Add olive oil and serve.
Bon Appétit!




