bulghur

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bulghur

A chef sprinkles bulghur into a simmering pot of soup.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Parched crushed wheat: A food product made from wheat grains (usually durum wheat) that have been parboiled (partially cooked), dried, and then cracked or crushed into various sizes. It is a staple in Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and South Asian cuisines.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • For a quick lunch, she made a salad with bulghur, chopped parsley, tomatoes, and lemon juice.
    • The recipe calls for one cup of fine bulghur to make traditional tabbouleh.
    • You can prepare bulghur by simply soaking it in hot water, as it is already partially cooked.
Advanced Usage
  • As a key ingredient: Bulghur is not just a side dish but a foundational ingredient for specific, named dishes.
    • Kibbeh, a popular Levantine dish, often uses finely ground bulghur as its outer shell.
    • Pilaf made with bulghur instead of rice is common in Turkish cuisine.
Variants and Related Words
  • Bulgur: The most common alternate spelling in English.
  • Burghul: Another common variant spelling.
  • Cracked wheat: A related but distinct product. While bulghur is parboiled, plain cracked wheat is raw and requires longer cooking.
Synonyms
  • Parboiled cracked wheat: A descriptive synonym that explains the processing method.
Related Terms and Contexts
  • Tabbouleh: A Levantine salad where finely ground bulghur is a primary ingredient.
  • Kibbeh: A family of dishes in Levantine cuisine made with bulghur, minced onions, and finely ground meat.
  • Pilaf/Pilav: A cooking method for grains; bulghur pilaf is a common preparation.
bulghur

A chef sprinkles bulghur into a simmering pot of soup.

Noun
  1. parched crushed wheat

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