I accidentally purchased a 2 lb package of Bulgar along with some steel cut oats (which is what I thought it was) . Now the oats are gone and I’m down to the Bulgar. I made (2 cups dry measure) per the package instructions, and now I’ve got about about 6 cups of warm steaming Bulgar in bowl on my kitchen counter.
Now what?
I dunno - invite over some Bulgarians? 
Well, you could learn to dance klezmer. Alternatively, here are a few other ideas, provided you don’t mind tweaking your spelling. It’s a rather versatile ingredient, if you like experimenting.
Throw a chicken breast and a little tarragon cream sauce on top.
Brown some pine nuts and stir them in with a little fresh basil.
Stir-fry some broccoli and tofu and throw it on top.
One word: Tabouli!
That is, add some: fresh minced (or crushed) garlic, lemon juice, scallions, tomato, parsley and if you want to go wild maybe some feta and kalamata olives. Yum!
I initially read this as All I’ve got left in the panty is the bulger - Now what?
:eek:
I have no idea what bulgar is.
[consults dictionary… no entry for bulgar.
Finds bulgur:
bul-gur [Turk](1926): parched cracked wheat]
Hm. How have I lived for 39+ years and never heard of this bulgur?
And interestingly, in Arabic (and thence in Hebrew) it’s called burgul – you’d think we were *far-*Easterners the way we switched those ‘l’ and ‘r’…
An Example (from Syria)
I second trying for Tabouli. Maybe try adding some Tehina on top, as well. As already said:
Add meat, blend with spices and cook (unless you really like it raw) for kibbeh.
Roll kibbeh into small nuggets for kibble. 
Just read the header again and it looked like:
All I’ve got left in the pantry is the burglar - Now what?
Maybe klonk him with the bowl of bulgur?
Yes, roll into kibble and fry! Pretty much can be cooked or not cooked any way you like (baked in a dish, fried as meatballs, fried as giant meatballs.)
Seriously this is good stuff, now I am salivating. I have the meat and the burghul, but I threw out my blender/food processor last week… (considers buying food processor on the way home from work, or just holding up a middle eastern deli - “just give me your kibbeh and nobody gets hurt!”)
I read this thread title as:
“All I’ve got left in the pantry is the burglar-now what?”
So I was expecting a much odder story.
Tell me,
Carl, does your
hospital employ an
optometrist? 'Cause I posted the
burglar bit, in teeny print, earlier today.