Bismillah-ir-rahman-nir-raheem, In the name of Allah (God), the Compassionate, the Merciful. Ramadan dinners is inspired by the millions of women throughout the world who tirelessly put on the equivalent of a dinner party every single night for 30 days. This is Ramadan chez nous, sharing what we eat, inspiring you and hopefully making things slightly easier.
Sunday, 7 August 2011
Mezze
Lebanese Mezze Menu
Shop bought Baba Ghanoush
Quinoa tabouleh
Grilled Haloumi
Left over kaufteh
Batatah Hara
I was feeling quite unwell yesterday and so my contribution to iftari last night consisted of burning kaufteh which just needed heating up, making the quinoa tabouleh and opening a tin of Baba Ghanoush. Subhan’Allah, when we made our Ramadan meal planner I put in a couple of easy meals but had never anticipated that they would fall on the exact night that I was feeling unwell. I just thought that I would switch things around nearer the time!
My husband decided to cook the Batatah Hara which was really delicious. I have no idea what he did but Alhumdulilah it tasted really good.
For the Quinoa tabouleh I just cooked some quinoa in water for approximately 20mins and strained off the excess water. I allowed it to cook for a bit before I added a simple dressing of olive oil and orange juice. Then chopped up some parsley very finely and mixed it in along with some tomatoes. Normally I would have added cucumbers and lemon juice. However as I didn’t have any I just made do and it worked.
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masha'allah mezze is such a good way to eat, we love tabbouleh and baba ghanoush in our house..unfortunately you cant get Quinoa in Algeria, so we go more traditional with bhulgar... hope you're feeling better insha'allah
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Alhumdulilah I'm feeling better. Inshallah Ramadan is going well with you and your family.
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