BULGUR RED WHEAT ALA 4OZ

BULGUR RED WHEAT ALA 4OZ is a versatile, nutritious grain that hails from the Middle Eastern and Mediterranean regions. Made from whole grain hard red wheat berries that have been parboiled, dried, and cracked, it boasts a medium texture that's easy to prepare. Packed with 6 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber per serving, as well as essential minerals like calcium and iron, this bulgur wheat is a wholesome choice for those seeking plant-based foods.
How to Use
Simply reconstitute it with hot water and allow it to sit for a few minutes before using in your favorite recipes.
Suggested Recipes
Classic bulgur tabbouleh with lemon juice, olive oil, parsley, and tomatoes, Bulgur pilaf with garlic, fresh herbs, and golden raisins, Mix into meatballs or meatloaf for added nutrition, Use as a base for a hot cereal with your choice of toppings, Toss cooked bulgur wheat into green salads for extra flavor and texture.
Ingredients
No Grain. No Gain®. Looking for plant-based foods? The nutrition in whole grain bulgur wheat will fill you up and keep you going. What is bulgur wheat? A staple in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean regions, bulgur wheat, also known as ala, is a wonderful and versatile ingredient for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Made from whole grain hard red wheat berries that have been parboiled, dried and cracked, our medium grind (#2) bulgur has more texture than fine bulgur, but it’s still quick to prepare and can be reconstituted with hot water in a matter of minutes. Like many whole grains, bulgur wheat is a nutritional powerhouse. The benefits of bulgur wheat include 6 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber per 1/4 cup serving, as well as vitamins and minerals including calcium and iron. A common ingredient in bulgur tabbouleh, you can use this versatile grain to make the classic bulgur salad with lemon juice, olive oil, parsley and tomato. Or create a bulgur pilaf with garlic, fresh herbs and golden raisins! Use it to add crunch to breads and muffins, or try it cooked as a hot cereal with your favorite toppings. You can mix bulgur wheat into meatballs and meat loaf to bring whole grain nutrition to your table. You’ll also find that bulgur wheat is an ideal substitute for sides such as potatoes, pasta and stuffing, and cooked bulgur wheat can be tossed into green salads for extra flavor and nutrition. Keep in mind that bulgur is made from wheat and therefore contains gluten. Those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities can explore our wide range of gluten free grains, including quinoa, amaranth and millet. We even have a delicious quinoa tabbouleh salad recipe here on our site! Country of Origin: United States
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Country of Origin
USA