Those who know me from my radio show are familiar with my food idiosyncrasies. As an early, early morning riser, I just couldn't stomach the traditional breakfast foods. Actually, I could eat any number of sweets, danish, donuts etc., but not appropriate for daily consumption. Anyway, I came up with the breakfast salad as an alternative. And as I explained to my son as he was enjoying his high carb, low protein, produce wasteland of a breakfast (cereal), mine is better.
Start with leftover or made to order bulgur wheat, following package directions. Then add fruit or veggies, making it sweeter or more savory. I'm a salt lover, so here is my recipe.
1/4 cup dried bulgur, cooked
Small handful parsley, chopped
Half a tomato, chopped
Half a bell pepper, chopped
1 small cucumber, chopped
1/2 lemon, squeezed
A drizzle of olive oil
1/4 cup crumbled feta
Salt & pepper
Mix the veggies with the bulgur. Dress with lemon juice & olive oil. Toss in the feta. Season with salt & pepper. Easy to double, or make party size! Keeps for a couple of days, but may need some dressing refreshing.
Good any time of day. Add kalamata olives if you like, I do – B
I read a lot of interesting posts here. Probably you spend a
lot of time writing, i know how to save you a lot of work, there is
an online tool that creates unique, SEO friendly posts in seconds,
just type in google – laranitas free content source
I see a lot of interesting posts on your blog. You have to spend a lot of time writing, i
know how to save you a lot of time, there is a tool that creates unique, google friendly articles
in couple of minutes, just type in google – k2 unlimited content
Served it Saturday with brunch with my friends..substituted whole wheat pearl couscous for the grain…everyone loved it and I’m adding it to my list of “keepers”. I, too, love a morning salad.
mmm.. can’t wait to try this. I’m a big proponent of quinoa, bulgur wheat and couscous, so this sounds amazing! Thanks Betsy.
Thought you might like this – maybe for lunch tho! Xo
Sent from my iPhone