When I say anything, I mean that I fall prey of eating leftover mac and cheese, chocolate cake and
even kale salads the next morning.
Not exact matches
I eat more
salads in the
evenings as the days get longer and lighter, my current favourites are my
kale, sumac and crispy brown rice
salad and my green goddess
salad.
Fresh juices (I'm a convert), Brussel sprouts and rapini are upstaging
kale (baby or otherwise), cooked grain
salads, Ramen (it's a second go - round), globally - inspired sandwiches (like Cuban pressed sandwiches) brunch as well as grilled cheese sandwiches, and customized food (
even McDonald's is trying to be accommodating), drip coffee (move over Latte, Espresso and Café au Lait) along with fancy copper drip coffee filter holders (check out Hario Coffee or Kalita).
It pairs extremely well with a massaged
kale salad, or
even an Asian - inspired buddha bowl.
Pair your
salad with some
kale chips to make it an extra delicious vegan
evening.
Even my kids loved
kale salad.
Perfect over a
kale salad, a sweet potato, or
even used as a dip.
I typically serve this along with a green vegetable (roasted or sautéed green beans, broccoli or
kale / chard) or a big green
salad topped with hearty bits like avocado, nuts / seeds and maybe
even some diced apple or pear.
Lentils are a go - to for me... I love simple curried lentil soup (veg broth, diced onion, mushroom, curry powder, cumin, garlic, and lentils + any add - ins you like... squash or potatoes help add bulk to it, I like adding spinach or
kale, tomatoes add a nice acidity...) or an
even simpler cold lentil
salad made with red onion, diced tomatoes, lentils, chickpeas, and lemon juice / vinegar / EVOO.
This
salad is stocked with superfoods like almonds quinoa,
kale, blueberries and
even chia seeds.
A tasty
kale salad just as yummy as this pomegranate
salad and maybe
even packed with more flavors!
Even if that means eating broccoli every day... That's better than getting halfway through a
kale salad and reaching for that bag of chips instead.
I use more ingredients — including the
kale, tomatoes, cucmbers, and optional black beans — because if the
salad was scrumptious without them, it would be
even better with.
Spread the Vegan Tuna
Salad on a healthy bun (toasted or not) and top with
kale, and maybe
even a sliced tomato.
This
salad is made
even better by the fact that the
kale is roasted (not quite to
kale chip crispiness, but almost).
Even though I do enjoy a fresh
kale salad, I'm really digging...
Simple, fresh and raw, this Moroccan
kale and carrot ribbon
salad holds up well at room temperature and
even benefits from being made ahead of time, which makes it a great choice to pack for lunch.
Even my husband loves a good
kale salad... and he's not a big fan of vegetables.
Um... You've got me craving
kale with that
salad and I'm not
even a huge fan of
kale!
I'm all about soup (and
kale salads) these days
even when it's a «hot» 30 degrees here in Minnesota.
Whether you want to «detox» from an
evening of cocktails, or you simply enjoy hefty
kale salads that will turn you green in the face — as I do — then this simple recipe is for you.
This purple
kale salad is loaded with goodness and it
even tastes great!
This time of the summer, when
kale is just emerging, is
even better for this
salad.
This raw
kale salad wins over
even the most skeptical hearty - green newbies.
When I finally found a way of eating that had me dropping the pounds quickly and allowed me to eat good food (like fish tacos with mango - avocado salsa,
kale and maple - roasted sweet potato
salad, 3 - bean chili and
even gluten - free, dairy - free triple chocolate brownies), I knew I'd found my weight loss silver bullet.
This shaved apple and
kale salad recipe has crisp yet tender
kale and a sweet and tangy taste that appeals
even to young taste buds.
Even the President dined on
kale salad at his Thanksgiving feast as noted in The Washington Post.
The leftovers make great packed lunches (a lunchbox taco
salad is now frequent in my lunch rotations) and
even better breakfasts (coming soon (ish):
kale and black bean breakfast tacos).
«l love a
kale salad with shrimp, goat's cheese and believe it or not
even more sweet potato for dinner», he says.
Even you - know - who who professes to dislike
kale and quinoa likes this
salad.
The next
evening we enjoyed the fresh spring greens and crisp
kale in a
salad that paid us well for our hard work the night before and reminded us of a promise to enjoy this summer more than any other.
Or, you can buy packaged baby
kale in the
salad containers which is
even more tender, doesn't need to be shredded, and also goes great in smoothies!).
Even if you're friends are digging into a greasy dish, you can still stick to something healthier like the Spring Pea
Salad with peas, cucumber, white beans, pickled beet, toasted almond, lemon and dill or the Quinoa Polenta with black
kale, turnip, miso butter and hazelnut!
Green smoothies, green
salads, sautéed greens, stir fries, soups, and
even green (
kale) chips not only taste delicious when prepared with care, but they support every system within your body, providing essential vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber.
I love the versatility of this and how I can use it as a cheezy spread on homemade raw crackers, a dip for fresh veggie sticks, added to a sandwich or
kale wrap, and
even a scoop as a
salad topping.
Try using it as a dip for veggies or thin out
even more for a
salad dressing (it's delicious massaged into
kale!)
You might not
even be getting any healthier, despite all that
kale salad.
When you're picking out recipes, opt for recipes that keep well in the fridge for a couple of days like soups, stews, grain dishes, or
even sturdy
kale salads (you can always leave the dressing on the side).
You may have
even wondered, «am I absorbing all of the nutrients in this
kale salad?»
Even if
kale has never been your thing, this
salad might change your mind.
In the mornings, I have a fruit Blast with oats, protein powder, flax and hemp hearts and at lunch and in the
evening, I have a green
salad Blast full of veggies, including spinach,
kale, bok choy, wheat grass, celery, cucumber, tomatoes and Swiss chard.