
🇸🇾 SyriaCatalog recipe
The Levant's crunch salad: ripped cucumber, tomato, radish and mint, dressed with sumac and pomegranate molasses, finished with shards of toasted flatbread.
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On the table in 20 minutes.
One moment where you are juggling two things at once. Fine knife work.
For 4 servings.
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Toast or fry the pita bread until golden and crisp, then break it into rough shards.
💡 Toast it dry in a hot pan or oven and let it cool before tossing — warm bread wilts under dressing.
Chop the cucumbers, tomatoes and radishes into rustic, chunky pieces — fattoush isn't brunoise.
Slice the spring onions and roughly chop the mint.
Whisk together the olive oil, lemon juice, pomegranate molasses and sumac to make the dressing.
In a large bowl, toss the vegetables and herbs with the dressing.
Add the bread shards at the last possible second and toss briefly to combine.
💡 Bread meets dressing at serving, not before. Crunch has a countdown.
Serve immediately, while the bread is still crisp.
Fattoush belongs to the 'fatteh' family — dishes built to reincarnate stale bread. Sumac's lemony dust is the signature; sogginess is the only sin.
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