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@Tere, are "tomberries" tiny tomatoes?  They do look awfully cute!

 

My lunch today.  Tarhana soup, salad, roasted chickpeas (inspired by @ElainaA's post over here in the Dinner thread), TJ's whole wheat flat bread:

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I thought I had seen some mention of tarhana recently on eG, but I couldn't find it but I did find the small packet of tarhana that had been stashed in my freezer for ages.  It was homemade in Turkey and shared with me by a good friend.  After hearing how much effort is involved in making it, I was apparently afraid to use it but shouldn't have been - sounds like it was the original "instant soup" and the flavor was great.

I had cooked up some chickpeas for hummus this AM so I scooped some out and roasted them with just olive oil and salt.  Then tossed half of them with rosemary and lemon zest and the rest with zatar so I could try both.  They are both really good!

 

I brushed the TJ's flatbread with olive oil, sprinkled with dukkah (also from TJ's) and heated in the toaster oven.  I was surprised that it came out looking like a poofy flying saucer:

IMG_2965.jpg

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

@Tere, are "tomberries" tiny tomatoes?  They do look awfully cute!

 

My lunch today.  Tarhana soup, salad, roasted chickpeas (inspired by @ElainaA's post over here in the Dinner thread), TJ's whole wheat flat bread:

IMG_2972.jpg

 

I thought I had seen some mention of tarhana recently on eG, but I couldn't find it but I did find the small packet of tarhana that had been stashed in my freezer for ages.  It was homemade in Turkey and shared with me by a good friend.  After hearing how much effort is involved in making it, I was apparently afraid to use it but shouldn't have been - sounds like it was the original "instant soup" and the flavor was great.

I had cooked up some chickpeas for hummus this AM so I scooped some out and roasted them with just olive oil and salt.  Then tossed half of them with rosemary and lemon zest and the rest with zatar so I could try both.  They are both really good!

 

I brushed the TJ's flatbread with olive oil, sprinkled with dukkah (also from TJ's) and heated in the toaster oven.  I was surprised that it came out looking like a poofy flying saucer:

IMG_2965.jpg

 

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