Recipe

Red quinoa tabbouleh

Community Pick!

Red quinoa tabbouleh

Photo 1 of 2
by Sarah Shatz

Red quinoa tabbouleh

Photo 2 of 2
by chefpandita

  • boulangere's Testing Notes: Chefpandita's headnote to his wonderful recipe begins, "My mom loves quinoa." Well so do I, and I hereby certify that I am not his mother. If this is his tribute to her, she must be so pleased...

    Expand Collapse
  • Chef

    chefpandita's Notes: My mom loves tabbouleh. As a teen I looked forward to it because she let me chop and dice the all the ingredients. Now that I'm a full time gourmand and a fitness freak, the first thing that...

    Expand

Serves 4

  1. Wash quinoa and strain. Add to a pot of boiling water and let cook for 12-15 mins, until the germ (white curly string) separates from the grain. Turn the heat off and strain. Quinoa should maintain its shape, don’t overcook it.

    Ask a question about this step
  2. Chop herbs (the amount of each is up to you); dice the onion (I like to rinse it with cold ice water to remove the strong taste); peel the cucumber and cut it lengthwise, take a spoon and gently scrape the seeds out. Dice it.

    Ask a question about this step
  3. Mix quinoa with the chopped herbs and diced veggies, season with lemon juice and olive oil and sprinkle some sea or kosher salt. Let it rest in the fridge so the flavors blend and meld together. Or if you’re in a hurry, eat right away.

    Ask a question about this step
  4. Enjoy!

    Ask a question about this step

8 Comments on Red quinoa tabbouleh

Img_2764 Reply

Have you thought about submitting this to the current contest? It would be perfect picnic fare.

Img_2764 Reply

Oh, I am so glad I get to test this!

Lobster_001 Reply

Beautiful photo!

Reply

lovely picture

Img_2764 Reply

Fabulous!

Img_6713 Reply

Thanks!

Sunflower_profile Reply

Great presentation!

Img_6713 Reply

Thank you!

Meet our Hotliners:

Eugenia Bone

Eugenia is the author of the book Well-Preserved and writes about homemade food preservation for the Denver Post's Well-Preserved blog.

Eugenia Bone answered Cantaloupe chutney recipes? 'Lope is a low-acid fruit & I have a water bath canner 8 months ago