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Plenty
By Yotam Ottolenghi, Jonathan Lovekin
Ebury Press - 2010
ISBN: 0091933684

Plenty
By Yotam Ottolenghi
Ebury Press - 2010
ISBN: 9780091933685

Plenty
By Ottolenghi
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Plenty: Vibrant Vegetable Recipes from London's Ottolenghi
By Yotam Ottolenghi, Jonathan Lovekin, Jonathan Lovekin
Chronicle Books - 2011
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Plenty: Vibrant Recipes from London's Ottolenghi

Quinoa and Grilled Sourdough Salad

Page 128

Cuisine: Mediterranean | Course Type: Salads

(2 reviews)

Tags: coriander salad tomato couscous bread grains quinoa

Recipe Reviews

26th July 2013

Zosia from Toronto, ON

Excellent tomatoes and homemade sourdough bread ensured that this salad was delicious. The quinoa was barely noticeable but added substantial protein to the dish so it was quite filling without being too heavy. Normally I seed tomatoes for a salad so it’s not too watery but I didn’t this time since the bread was there to absorb the additional liquid (and flavour!)

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23rd June 2012

friederike from Berlin,

It was nice, but I'm not that sure it was worth all the extra work compared to a simple tomato salad. Then again it had to compete against a European Chamionship football game I was missing while preparing the salad, so the initial situation wasn't exactly favourable :)

As usual, I love the combination of tomato and coriander - you can never go wrong on that. I do think that the combination of bread and grain is a little too much. I used both couscous and bulgur as I didn't have any quinoa - the latter might be a lot lighter than couscous, and certainly so compared to bulgur, but yet I just don't see the need to add both - use either bread or grain, both choices will be fine.

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