- About Bulgur
- Bulgur—A Whole Grain
- Health & Nutrition
- History of Bulgur Wheat
- Little Known Facts
- Bulgur Characteristics
- Bulgur Types
- Bakery Applications
- Bulgur Processing (cartoon)
- Grano
- Bulgur Wheat Links
Bulgur Wheat Types
#1 Fine-grind makes a nutritious breakfast cereal and is perfect for breads and desserts. Fine and medium grinds are both used in tabouli salad, pilaf, and in any recipe as a substitute for rice.
#2 Medium-grind is an all-purpose size used in salads, stews, soups, multi-grain bakery goods, and especially in meatless burgers and chili.
#3 Coarse-grind for low-fat stuffings, casseroles and vegetarian tacos, and can also be used in pilafs, soups, salads and artisan breads.
#4 Extra Coarse-grind for hearty soups, pilafs and breads.
#5 Half Cuts – extra large grind for use in soups, pilafs and specialty recipes.
Whole-kernel bulgur can be used as a key ingredient in hearty soups and to impart whole kernel goodness and texture to artisan breads.
Our recipe page contains an extensive searchable database of delicious bulgur recipes. A few of the most unique and appetizing of them are highlighted in our Featured Recipes and Tabbouleh Booklet sections. See our cooking guide.

















