Tabbouleh is one of my favorite salads! Good olive oil and a flavor punch from fresh Parsley makes it absolutely delightful. This winter version with persimmon and pomegranate might just be the best version of Tabbouleh Salad.

I find Middle Eastern and Lebanese cuisine so full of flavor without really going overboard on spices. They really know how to use herbs and the brilliant produce they have in the best way. And Tabbouleh Salad is a shining example of that. The fantastic burst of flavours you experience owing to very simple ingredients like Parsley, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, and fresh vegetables is just amazing.

I often make variations of Tabbouleh salad. Sometimes with millets, sometimes with couscous, sometimes with daliya. Play around with vegetables too and then finish it with a generous amount of Parsley and some lemon vinaigrette made with good extra virgin olive oil. The results are always fantastic.

This time around I gave some winter love to Tabbouleh. I had some gorgeous Persimmons which had come all the way from Himachal. And before I baked with them I wanted to use it in a salad and Tabbouleh sounded just right.

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For some more interesting winter salads, check out the below links

Carrot and Peas Salad

Sweet Potato and Rocket Salad