Wow. My days of salad are starting to blend together. My “100 Days” will be far more than 100 by the time I get to the number 100 in the blog entries. This is mostly a function of salad redundance. My goal is to inspire, not bore.
So for this salad, the two exciting elements were the [...]
Archive for the ‘Vegetarian’ Category
28. Salads with Quinoa and Preserved Lemon
By Anne in Grain, Lunch/Snack Salad, Uses Leftovers, Vegan, Vegetarian25. Egg Salad
By Anne in Lunch/Snack Salad, VegetarianMaking a salad at your friend’s house is a great way out of a salad-making rut. My friend asked if I wanted to have an egg salad, because she had boiled eggs on hand. Oh, yeah! Egg salad! What a delicious reminder.
It was great fun having permission to go through her fridge and pick out what would [...]
23. Enlighten Salad from Thrive
By admin in Lunch/Snack Salad, Raw, Vegan, VegetarianEver walk into an unknown restaurant and immediately know you’ve entered one of your new favorite places? This happened today to me at Thrive. The minute I set foot in this place I felt both uplifted and relaxed. The friendly staff was smiling while they worked. Beyond the eating area was a store to buy healthy products and equipment such as bulk grains and [...]
22. Emerald City Salad
By Anne in Grain, Lunch/Snack Salad, Main Course Salad, Vegan, VegetarianI usually think of chard and kale as veggies to eat cooked, but Emerald City Salad has a special something, and I think it’s the rugged texture that the uncooked veggies have. Seattle’s largest coop, Puget Consumer Coop, has an awesome deli, and Emerald City Salad is a standard you can usually find at one of [...]
19. Breakfast Salad
By Anne in Fruit, Raw, Vegan, VegetarianIf salad is one of my favorite foods, then fruit salad is a favorite of the favorites. Here’s my favorite way to make this favorite-favorite:
In the cookbook Vegetarian Nights: Fresh from Hawaii, Bonnie Mandoe recommends making your fruit salad with very small cubes of fruit, so that each spoonful contains several different pops of juicy, [...]
18. Cilantro-Lime Coleslaw
By Anne in Mexican-Inspired, Raw, Side Salad, Vegan, VegetarianI first made this slaw to go with fish tacos, but glory be, I generally cannot stop eating it, even without the tacos. It’s so refreshing, crunchy, and tart. It’s the perfect bright and juicy counterpoint to Tex-Mex dishes, such as the chicken enchiladas we had for dinner tonight. I’ve tried adding other ingredients and [...]
17. Post-Dance Salad
By Anne in Grain, VegetarianToday I judged at a swing dance competition, which took many (wonderful) hours. I was lucky enough to get a salad down the old gullet! Not much to say about this salad, although it was tasty. Greens, radishes, peppers, celery, avocado, and a bit of leftover Tabbouleh salad from Ballard Market.
15. Fresh Rolls
By Anne in Asian-Inspired, Vegan, VegetarianNope, didn’t make these. The number of degrees on our daughter’s thermometer has an inverse relationship with the number of minutes we spend in the kitchen. In other words, she had a fever today and we ordered takeout. Man, I love Thai food. And I love salads gift-wrapped a go-go. More time to spend snuggling on [...]
14. Pear Salad with Balsamic Reduction
By Anne in VegetarianThis was not a salad to satisfy a powerful hunger. This fell under the category of recreational flavor experimentation. When I was playing with these ingredients I heard the telltale sound of the stepstool banging against little two-year-old legs as my kid arrived on the scene to help. She loved this salad more than I did. Specifically she was into [...]
13. Lentil Spinach Salad
By Anne in Lunch/Snack Salad, Vegan, VegetarianThis salad was just perfect. I had a few extra minutes while I was doing other things, so I threw some lentils in a pot with stock, carrot, onion, celery, bay leaf, and thyme, then I cooked them for about 45 minutes. They were so great with the crunchy cold veggies! The tart lemon and [...]