Served cold with your favourite burgers, sausages or lamb. Yield depends on the size of jars you may use. You can grate the beetroot in a food processor. I suggest that you wear disposable gloves whilst dealing with the beetroot to avoid staining your hands. You can make this relish in advance and keep it in a sterilised sealed jar in the refrigerator
This is a non-wheat recipe similar to tabouleh. The quinoa is substituted for the bulgar. Cooked quinoa is lighter and fluffier than bulgar and personally I think it tastes better. It’s lovely as a bed for grilled snapper or lamb. You can vary the ingredients used to your taste preference. Quinoa is gluten-free and can be used wherever tabouleh would be or in place of cous cous. Modern Middle Eastern flavours
Posted for Zaar World Tour 2005. Made this last night for dinner and was extremely pleased with the results. Very low fat, but I doubt anyone will notice. Herbs and sweet vegetables were wonderful. I used thyme instead of tarragon as I didn’t have any tarragon on hand. Very easy to make. Sprinkle with freshly grated parmesan, if desired. From a website featuring Australian recipes. It called for 20 cloves of garlic, but I figured that was a typo.
I will be making this soup with the homemade vegetable stock we will be making in Chef Kate and Chia’s future stock making class. The recipe originated from a australian recipe website and will also be included in the Zaar World Tour 2005 swap.
Make and share this Otaki Potatoes recipe from Food.com.
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