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Biblioklept
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What do you have in your salads? I've never progressed passed lettuce, cucumber, tomato and pepper - spring onion too if I'm feeling fancy
I really want to try new salad ingredients and new combinations but I don't know where to start.
What is your favourite of all salad and what goes in it?
I really want to try new salad ingredients and new combinations but I don't know where to start.
What is your favourite of all salad and what goes in it?
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I like all kinds of salads. Something I would recommend is that you can put raw mushrooms in salad, gives some protein without using meat or dairy. Also nuts, apples, cheese, meat, tuna etc.
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I just use what I have in. Lettuce, beetroot, coleslaw, tomatoe, with potato or tuna, egg, or on as a side, love beetroot. Plus cheese. Grated carrot
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I love grated carrot/sultanas/soaked for a few hours in orange juice.
Cress/water cress/ baby spinage or you can get the different salad bags - it's really what ever you fancy. -
Olives go nicely in salad, especially stuffed with anchovies, that’s if I must eat a salad! Being a carnivore I don’t eat salad often at all.
“This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.”
― Dalai Lama XIV -
Oh yeah cress definitely sprinkled on
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If you like some colour in your salad you can use nasturtiums instead of cress, taste virtually the same. 🙂
“This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.”
― Dalai Lama XIV -
Radish , celery, nuts , fruit eg grapes , melon pineapple. Feta cheese beetroot
I usually have a bowl made up the just add stuff as I want to it like 0rawns , Mackrell , crab ham , chicken tuna
I like crispy onions on top or flavoured croutons -
Moving away from lettuce & tomato, my favourite is a Thai green papaya and pomegranate salad
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66Mustang said:I like all kinds of salads. Something I would recommend is that you can put raw mushrooms in salad, gives some protein without using meat or dairy. Also nuts, apples, cheese, meat, tuna etc.
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Sandy_123 said:I just use what I have in. Lettuce, beetroot, coleslaw, tomatoe, with potato or tuna, egg, or on as a side, love beetroot. Plus cheese. Grated carrot
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I agree @leeCal there are lots of things grown in the garden that we can eat from flowers and herbs x
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leeCal said:If you like some colour in your salad you can use nasturtiums instead of cress, taste virtually the same. 🙂
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So many recommendations for fruit with salad I never thought of it the combination sounds strange to me do you literally just mix it through your normal salad foods??
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Cartini said:Moving away from lettuce & tomato, my favourite is a Thai green papaya and pomegranate salad
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Biblioklept said:Cartini said:Moving away from lettuce & tomato, my favourite is a Thai green papaya and pomegranate salad
I can`t describe the taste other than it`s very sublte and not too sweet
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Sorry for more questions what is the texture like? Is it wet?
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Biblioklept said:Sorry for more questions what is the texture like? Is it wet?
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@Biblioklept You can eat the petals or the flower, they taste like cress.
“This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.”
― Dalai Lama XIV -
Pomegranate seeds are nice in salad too
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I think I've tried those before so will add them to my shopping list. Is there any special way I need to prepare pomegranate seeds?
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