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Middle Eastern Tomato Salad Recipe

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The Lebanese Recipes Kitchen (The home of delicious Lebanese Recipes and Middle Eastern food recipes) invites you to try Middle Eastern Tomato Salad Recipe. Enjoy the Middle Eastern Cuisine and learn how to make Middle Eastern Tomato Salad.
 

This salad would have to be one of my very favorite ways to eat tomatoes when they're fresh and sun-ripened. It's actually very good made with Roma tomatoes since they have less seeds and the flesh is firm, but you can make it with any type of tomatoes.

(4-6 servings, Massoud's recipe)

All amounts are approximate. Feel free to use more or less of some ingredients, depending on your own preferences.

Ingredients:

 
1 cup finely diced cucumber (remove seeds if they are large)
1 cup finely diced tomato
1 cup finely diced onion (I often use sweet Vidalia onion)
1 cup finely chopped parsley (more or less, to taste)
1 cup finely chopped mint (more or less, to taste)
2-3 T olive oil, or more to taste
1-2 T fresh lemon juice, or more to taste
salt, pepper to taste

Instructions:

 
Chop cucumber in pieces less than 1/2 inch and put in colander. Add a generous amount of salt and let sit while you chop other ingredients. (If the tomatoes are juicy I add them to the cucumbers and let the juice run out.)

Cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions should be cut in same-size pieces, and parsley and mint should be chopped very finely. (You can use a food processor to chop the mint and parsley if you wish.) When all ingredients are chopped, combine in mixing bowl.

Mix in olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. (Start with a bit less and add more until it tastes right to you. I find it does not need a great deal of dressing to taste good.) Serve immediately.


Source: Kalyn's Kitchen (a home-cooking blog where she share recipes that show how she is combining her love for delicious food with a commitment to healthy, lower-glycemic eating. 

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Lamb steak kebabs with mint  
Parsley Tabbouleh  
Layered houmous, tabbouleh & feta picnic bowl  
Grilled Skirt Steak   

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Photo: Middle Eastern Tomato Salad Recipe

The Lebanese Recipes Kitchen (The home of delicious Lebanese Recipes and Middle Eastern food recipes) invites you to try Middle Eastern Tomato Salad Recipe. Enjoy the Middle Eastern Cuisine and learn how to make Middle Eastern Tomato Salad.
 

This salad would have to be one of my very favorite ways to eat tomatoes when they're fresh and sun-ripened. It's actually very good made with Roma tomatoes since they have less seeds and the flesh is firm, but you can make it with any type of tomatoes.

(4-6 servings, Massoud's recipe)

All amounts are approximate. Feel free to use more or less of some ingredients, depending on your own preferences.

Ingredients:

 
1 cup finely diced cucumber (remove seeds if they are large)
1 cup finely diced tomato
1 cup finely diced onion (I often use sweet Vidalia onion)
1 cup finely chopped parsley (more or less, to taste)
1 cup finely chopped mint (more or less, to taste)
2-3 T olive oil, or more to taste
1-2 T fresh lemon juice, or more to taste
salt, pepper to taste

Instructions:

 
Chop cucumber in pieces less than 1/2 inch and put in colander. Add a generous amount of salt and let sit while you chop other ingredients. (If the tomatoes are juicy I add them to the cucumbers and let the juice run out.)

Cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions should be cut in same-size pieces, and parsley and mint should be chopped very finely. (You can use a food processor to chop the mint and parsley if you wish.) When all ingredients are chopped, combine in mixing bowl.

Mix in olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. (Start with a bit less and add more until it tastes right to you. I find it does not need a great deal of dressing to taste good.) Serve immediately.


Source: Kalyn's Kitchen (a home-cooking blog where she share recipes that show how she is combining her love for delicious food with a commitment to healthy, lower-glycemic eating. 

More from the Lebanese recipes kitchen:

Seared Strip Steak with Lemony Couscous Tabbouleh 
How to barbecue steaks 
Lamb steak kebabs with mint  
Parsley Tabbouleh  
Layered houmous, tabbouleh & feta picnic bowl  
Grilled Skirt Steak   

Save and Share Middle Eastern Tomato Salad Recipe Recipe 

Want to share this recipe with your family and friends? Click the button below to send them an email or save this to your favorite social network.

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