🧅 Spring onion or red onion, thinly sliced: 40 g (½ cup / 1.4 oz)
🌿 Flat-leaf parsley, chopped: 15 g (½ cup / 0.5 oz)
🌿 Fresh mint, chopped: 10 g (⅓ cup / 0.35 oz)
🫓 Pita breads: 2 medium (180 g / 6.3 oz)
For the toasted pita
🫒 Olive oil: 20 ml (1½ tbsp / 0.7 fl oz)
🌶️ Ground sumac: 4 g (1½ tsp / 0.14 oz)
🧂 Fine salt: a big pinch
Dressing
🍋 Fresh lemon juice: 45 ml (3 tbsp / 1.5 fl oz)
🫒 Extra-virgin olive oil: 60 ml (¼ cup / 2 fl oz)
🧄 Garlic, very finely grated: 1 small clove (3 g / 0.1 oz)
🌶️ Sumac: 2 g (1 tsp / 0.07 oz)
🧂 Fine salt: 4 g (¾ tsp / 0.14 oz)
⚫ Black pepper: to taste
Preparation
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Total Time
⏱️ Prep: 15 min
🔥 Toasting: 10 min
😌 Rest (cool pita): 5 min
🕒 Total: 30 min
Nutritional Value
🍽 Calories: ~300 kcal
💪 Protein: ~6 g
🌾 Carbs: ~30 g
🧈 Fat: ~18 g
🧂 Sodium: ~420 mg
🔥 300 kcal💪 6 g protein🍞 30 g carbs🧈 18 g fat
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Advice
Dry vegetables + dress at the last minute = the pita stays crunchy much longer. 🧊
Why it works 💡
Toasting pita with oil and sumac drives off moisture and blooms the spice; drying veg and adding acid/oil right before serving keeps textures snappy.
Twist 🌶️
Add grilled halloumi cubes or roasted chickpeas for protein; swap half the lemon for pomegranate molasses for a sweet–tart edge.
Status
Shattery pita, fresh herbs, and a lemon–sumac snap—fattoush done right. 🥗🍋 #grannyzen #Salads #fattoush #middleeastern
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