This ingredient comes from whole grain kernels of wheat, which are cracked, parboiled and then dried.The raw version of Bulgur Wheat would be wheat berries. The main difference is that this pre-cooking and drying dramatically shortens the cooking time, and cooks in about 15 minutes. Cooking bulgur wheat is super easy, and it cooks much like couscous (which is a pasta not a grain). Two parts water, one-part bulgur wheat, boil, simmer covered until tender. Like quinoa, you can use bulgur wheat in many dishes – grain bowls, to add protein and crunch to salads, or use it as a substitute for rice in a stir-fry.
One of the added benefits of bulgur wheat is that it is perfect for vegetarian and vegan diets, since it has a lot of protein, fiber and other nutrients. Use it to make your own veggie burgers or meatballs! Or add to soups to beef them up. The chewy texture and mild flavor makes it a must-have in any pantry.
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This ingredient comes from whole grain kernels of wheat, which are cracked, parboiled and then dried.The raw version of Bulgur Wheat would be wheat berries. The main difference is that this pre-cooking and drying dramatically shortens the cooking time, and cooks in about 15 minutes. Cooking bulgur wheat is super easy, and it cooks much like couscous (which is a pasta not a grain). Two parts water, one-part bulgur wheat, boil, simmer covered until tender. Like quinoa, you can use bulgur wheat in many dishes – grain bowls, to add protein and crunch to salads, or use it as a substitute for rice in a stir-fry.
One of the added benefits of bulgur wheat is that it is perfect for vegetarian and vegan diets, since it has a lot of protein, fiber and other nutrients. Use it to make your own veggie burgers or meatballs! Or add to soups to beef them up. The chewy texture and mild flavor makes it a must-have in any pantry.
Ingredients: Coarse bulgur wheat，water