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Do you miss tabbouli, if you need to avoid wheat? Gluten free Quinoa Tabbouli works remarkably well, and makes a terrific addition to any salad lunch!

Gluten Free Quinoa Tabbouli

Anne Murphy
Do you miss tabbouli, if you need to avoid wheat? Gluten free Quinoa Tabbouli works remarkably well, and makes a terrific addition to any salad lunch!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Course grain side dish
Cuisine American, Gluten Free, with Middle Eastern influence

Ingredients
  

  • 1 c quinoa cooked and cooled
  • pinch salt opt.
  • 1 lemon
  • 2 T olive oil
  • i bunch fresh parsley
  • 1 bunch fresh mint

Instructions
 

  • Juice the lemon, and add the juice and olive oil to the cooked quinoa (with a pinch of salt, if none was used cooking the grain.)
  • Strip the leaves and tender young stems from the woody stems of the herbs. Chop the leaves finely. Try to have at least a cup of chopped herbs - more is wonderful! I usually use about one part mint to two parts parsley, but that an vary to your taste (and what you have.)
  • Make sure the quinoa is room temperature or colder, as warm grain will wilt the herbs. Mix the chopped parsley and mint with the quinoa, and toss well.

Notes

You may serve at once, or let it rest to let flavors meld. It tastes best at room temperature, making it an ideal summer side dish!