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Tabouli, hummus, pita bread, and--what?

Asked by Jeruba (56064points) September 17th, 2013

What (relatively simple or deli-available) dishes shall I serve alongside these to make a summer meal?

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gailcalled's avatar

Caprese, Greek olives, sliced fresh peaches (or local berries) w. a high-quality vanilla ice cream.

Strauss's avatar

Falafel. Definitely falafel.

Sunny2's avatar

A large salad with lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, feta, salami chunks, Greek olives, green onions, and walnuts served with olive oil, lemon juice and red wine vinegar, salt & pepper dressing.
Kadaifi or baklava and fresh fruit for dessert.

SadieMartinPaul's avatar

Baba ganoush, a spread made from roasted eggplant and some seasonings. It tastes so good, and it’s meant to be served with pita bread.

CWOTUS's avatar

Tzatziki
Potato salad
Cold cuts

A few weeks ago I had some Korean potato salad, different from the regular kinds that I’m used to but in a subtle way. Great stuff. I’ll have to find a source now.

drhat77's avatar

stuffed grape leaves.
deli pickles.

Coloma's avatar

Mix about a cup of fresh or canned, diced white chicken meat with a TBS of Ceasar dressing,
2 TBS mayo, a wee bit of finely about a ⅓ cup of slivered almonds and the same of minced red table grapes. Stuff into pita pockets and garnish with red leaf lettuce. Yummy!

YARNLADY's avatar

raspberries

pleiades's avatar

Feta Cheese, Kalamata Olives, Dolmades, Grilled Chicken, Garlic Dip, Mozzarella and Tomato Slices

glacial's avatar

Some sweet pickled beets. And everything everyone else said. :)

Jeruba's avatar

Wow! Thanks, everyone. I want all of it!

@Coloma, “a wee bit of finely” what?

wildpotato's avatar

Doogh. It’s the most refreshing summer drink I’ve ever had. My roomie mixes it with regular filtered water instead of carbonated, and uses dill rather than mint, and no cumin and I think no honey either – though I suspect it’s mostly a factor of what we have in the house at the moment. I know that the salt level is more important than this recipe makes it out to be – don’t be afraid to add a good bit, to taste. The “g” is silent, by the way.

Pachy's avatar

I love hummus and pita bread and can’t imagine not eating it without lots of feta cheese. For me it would be like eating lox on a bagel without cream cheese.

CWOTUS's avatar

Whoa. It has been alleged before, but there it is in the wild for all to see: the heretofore only dreamed-about triple negative.

MollyMcGuire's avatar

kabobs made with lamb, red peppers, mushrooms, and onions

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