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Iranian / Persian Salad Shirazi
Autumn Leaves
"An excellent light side salad to accompany a heavy Persian meal or any meal really. Sumac is the red bitter spice usually served for sprinkling on kebab. It's available at most Middle Eastern stores, but if you can't find it just leave it out. I like to dice the veggies very small about 1/4-inch. Serve with fresh lemon wedges."
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Ingredients
20 m servings 145 calsOriginal recipe yields 4 servings
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- To remove seeds from the tomatoes, slice them in half and squeeze.
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving: 145 calories; 10.7 g fat; 13.8 g carbohydrates; 2.6 g protein; 0 mg cholesterol; 52 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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5/20/2015
Light, fresh and delicious! I'm always looking for new salad ideas and new ways to use sumac, which I love, and this fit the bill perfectly. Great combo of flavors...a definite keeper~YUM! Thank...
7/1/2015
such a nice light summertime salad. I did add a bit of chopped fresh parsley as well and some of the zest of the lemon for extra citrus flavor without the tart. thank you for this light and ea...
8/12/2017
Healthy, like it - used fresh mint to boost flavor - wondering if my Sumac was old - when eat this in restaurants it has more flavor. Liked it - will try tinkering with it
3/17/2016
One half of a red onion was too much. Benefitted from the addition of feta and kalamata olives. Skipped the sumac, added celery salt.
11/13/2014
I found this salad a tad bitter and not sure what I did wrong. I only cut the recipe in half, added red onion to taste, and left out the dried mint realizing I didnt have any. I did add the dill...