coming home late, I decided for another French dinner.
A "Taboule Volaille" is a bulgur dish with poultry
The opened can
on the plate after heating (sorry for the mess )
I guess bulgur is not a very common thing like rice or noodles so I liked the idea of it in a ration dish. The entree it self was "OK". A little bit bland - just add a dash of salt and the poultry was "dry". But at least an OK entree.
Re: French "Taboule Volaille"
Posted: Wed Feb 17, 2016 4:59 pm
by rabidwolf
Look good housil. Nice pictures.
Re: French "Taboule Volaille"
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2016 2:43 am
by parafireboy
Thanks for sharing Housil! It looks like it was a good day for a drive in the woods!
Re: French "Taboule Volaille"
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2016 12:35 pm
by elandil
Can i just re-iterate how envious and jealous I am of your vehicle...
Re: French "Taboule Volaille"
Posted: Thu Feb 18, 2016 12:40 pm
by housil
Thank you
Re: French "Taboule Volaille"
Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2016 4:42 am
by steve1989
Another awesome set of photos, Housil! I really love how you are sharing these delicious looking French entrees. I went camping this past weekend and took photos of me with a 2012 German EPA ll, and wearing your Flecktarn BDU's you sent to me. It was a great getaway and I am now going to share the photos here.
You're always an inspiration - now all I need is one of those German vehicles. That thing is amazing.
OK - I am going to get to work with a German EPA ll review right now!
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I guess bulgur is not a very common thing like rice or noodles so I liked the idea of it in a ration dish. The entree it self was "OK". A little bit bland - just add a dash of salt and the poultry was "dry". But at least an OK entree.
