5 tablespoons Tessemae's Zesty Ranch 3 teaspoons almond butter 2 bunches Tuscan kale, ribs & stems removed, leaves chopped (about 4 cups) 1/2 cup toasted chopped pecans 1 small zucchini, trimmed and thinly sliced lengthwise on a mandolin 2 cups cauliflower florets, thinly
sliced on a mandolin 1 cup red and yellow grape tomatoes, halved 1 cup trimmed baby arugula 2 cups cooked sliced chicken breast and / or thighs
Not exact matches
Those include using a
mandolin for thin, even
slices, giving the
slices a soak in water to get rid of some of the starch, and brushing
on the oil with a brush for even distribution.
I used one of my favorite tools, the
mandolin and put it
on setting 2 and
sliced away.
Slice them with your
mandolin and spread them out
on the baking sheets in a single layer.
I used the thinnest setting
on my hand - held
mandolin, and
sliced them all up in about 5 minutes.
Slice the unpeeled potatoes
on a
mandolin the thickness of a quarter, about 1 / 8 - inch.
Directions: Step 1: Peel sweet potato,
slice as thin as possible
on the
mandolin slicer.
I've drooled over all the jicama «taco» recipes
on Pinterest, but I've never been able to
slice my jicama that thin (cause I'm not losing a finger
on the
mandolin)!
My 11 year old
sliced the veggies
on the
mandolin (with the guard of course) and helped with the assembly.
Make the salad:
Slice the zucchini lengthwise,
on a
mandolin or by hand, into 1/8 inch thick
slices.
As I was
slicing the sprouts
on the
mandolin I
sliced way too many because they made such a pretty pile of fluffy greens.
Then, using a
mandolin, or a slicer attatchment
on a food processor,
slice the brussels sprouts into thin shreds.
I'm thinking of using my
mandolin on the apples so I can stick a
slice between each sweet potato
slice.
After
slicing my finger open
on my
mandolin for the 347th time, I finally gave in.
Slice potatoes as thin as you can
on Mandolin.
You'll need 80 gm (1/2 cup) pine nuts 3 cups (firmly packed) basil 80 gm pecorino, finely grated 200 ml olive oil, plus extra for brushing Finely grated rind and juice of 1 lemon 2 zucchini, thinly
sliced lengthways
on a
mandolin 1 garlic clove, thinly
sliced 2 cups (loosely packed) mint, coarsely torn 1 cup (loosely packed) flat - leaf parsley, coarsely torn 6 thick
slices sourdough bread To serve: nasturtium flowers (optional), torn Method 01 Preheat oven to 180C.
Slice on an angle using a
mandolin or a sharp knife into 1/4 inch thick pieces.
1 lb yellow potatoes (3 large), peeled, blanched, and thinly
sliced (
on a
mandolin if you have it, but let's be honest, who has room?)
Wash and peel the other vegetables (beetroot, parsnip and squash), and
slice them
on a diagonal to a thickness of 1 - 2 mm, using a peeler or
mandolin.
Slice the potato
on a
mandolin to about 1 / 10th of an inch
slices.
Slice the radishes thin on a mandolin (or using a very sharp knife), and slice the spring onions about 1/4 inch wide on a diag
Slice the radishes thin
on a
mandolin (or using a very sharp knife), and
slice the spring onions about 1/4 inch wide on a diag
slice the spring onions about 1/4 inch wide
on a diagonal.
Wash them a little to get the dirt off, then
sliced them thinly
on a
mandolin — long or short, however you want.
Thinly
slice the plantain with a
mandolin (
on the thinnest setting).
Slice the potatoes
on a
mandolin.
Sliced the sweet potato
on the
mandolin.
Thinly
slice the potatoes
on a
mandolin, then soak in a large bowl of cold water for 1 hr.
A
mandolin or thin
slicing blade
on slicer or food processor would be ideal, but I cut my
slices by hand with a knife.
Instead you could finely
slice some yellow or orange bell pepper
on a
mandolin and add that in as substitute.
Slice cucumbers thinly
on a
mandolin or with a knife.