I was going to try my hand at a more authentic homemade
version of salad cream but opted for something a bit lighter!
It works amazingly well with the
original version of the salad, but is so easily adaptable with any other vegetables you might have on hand at the moment.
[breakfast] the usual veggie packed scramble with whole wheat toast and a Laughing Cow on the side, this particular scramble had spinach, mushrooms, and orange bell pepper [lunch] a less
picturesque version of this salad, let's blame that on the extra Feta [snack] protein shake with strawberry, frozen banana, and vanilla protein powder [dinner] layered nachos (see recipe below) * unpictured snacks * half whole wheat bagel with PB, baked sweet potatoes
But if, like my mother, you're not satisfied with chicken representing the color orange (or if you'd like to make a
vegetarian version of this salad), you could substitute chopped apricots, mangos, or even oranges for the chicken.
We also used grilled turkey breast with a curry rub for the
meal version of the salad, and it was an excellent accompaniment to the salad.
I didn't get cabbage in my CSA this week, but I DID get fresh organic snap peas, fresh broccoli, and garlic scapes, so could easily make a
CSA version of this salad — and I think I might do just that!
The array of ingredients in this vegan
version of Salad Niçoise — white beans or chickpeas, slender green beans, tomatoes, and olives — makes it a splendid main dish salad for a summer meal, either on busy weeknights or festive occasions.
Get your (clean) hands in there with a little oil though, and kale can become the perfect slate for a heartier, more long -
living version of a salad.
To whip up a vegan -
friendly version of this salad, simply skip the honey in the candied walnuts and use a little extra sugar or maple syrup instead!
The ones I make today aren't much different, though I typically make my
own version of salad cream and might occasionally add boiled eggs with oozy yolks or use goat cheese butter.
A version of this salad has been on Estela's menu since its opening; Mattos has tried it with summer squash and apples in place of the kohlrabi.
While visiting my sister in Edmonton last week I had the pleasure of making
a version of this salad.
What a timing, I have just ordered this book from Amazon and I was wondering how come I have not heard anyone mentioning it?!?!?! and here you are with
your version of this salad, thank you Heidi, this new book is a great addition for anyone who is interested in whole grains
I linked to
my version of this salad.
Since, we're speaking of berries from the farmers market, you could do
a version of this salad using cranberries, raspberries or blackberries.
The first time I tried
a version of this salad at my husband's restaurant, I was in love.
AKA Rainbow Cabbage Salad If you follow me on Instagram, you might have seen my post about
a version of this salad at the end of last year.
My version of this salad is more tangy / acidic while the restaurant version was much more on the sweet side.
I'm sure everyone has
some version of this salad, because it's just that good and easy!!!
A version of this salad has been on Estela's menu since its opening; chef Ignacio Mattos has tried it with summer squash and apples in place of the kohlrabi.
I'll never forget the first time I tried
a version of this salad.
My first post -LCB-
another version of this salad -RCB- is live now.
Sixteen healthy young men ate three
versions of the salad — one with no egg, one with 1.5 scrambled whole eggs, and another with 3 scrambled whole eggs.
I was inspired by you when you originally posted pics on Instagram and have been making Larry
a version of this salad for lunch last couple weeks!
AKA Rainbow Cabbage Salad If you follow me on Instagram, you might have seen my post about
a version of this salad at the end of last year.