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Tis the season for pumpkins, dark beers, chocolate and beef stew. Now imagine them altogether with the beef falling apart and melting into the slight bitterness of the chocolate & beer accenting the luscious sauce.
Bits and pieces of vegetables are tossed together with lentils and then simply splashed with a bit of olive oil and vinegar. Mix and match the vegetables as they are available to you and don’t worry about exact portions of any ingredient. Leave the dressing, cheese and nuts off if making a large batch. This will help the salad keep a bit longer and you can adjust the extras to your personal taste just prior to serving.
Simply toss these together when in season- if they are flavorful enough they will only need a splash of olive oil and vinegar to make it a complete side.
Israelie couscous and more substantial chunks of veggies give this tabbouleh an interesting new texture. If you prefer the finer couscous, just chop your veggies a bit smaller to match the texture. Depending on your personal taste and the availability of fresh herbs, feel free to modify the ratio of parsley and mint.
Blend up this simple coconut cilantro sauce for dolloping on curries, soups or burgers. Add more jalapenos and ginger for a bit more of a kick.
