Descriptive Essay On Vegetarian Salad

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You don’t have to include chicken, ham and tuna to make a delicious salad. Exciting vegetarian salads with fresh and vibrant seasonal veggies and fruits, and sometimes added grains and nuts, tease my recently-acquired vegetarian palate.

I love experimenting with different dressings as well as unexpected and brilliant combinations of ingredients. Of course a good salad depends on the freshness of its ingredients. So I always recommend using only seasonal veggie and fruits. With autumn already here and winter about to start blowing in my kitchen soon, I’m already thinking up menus that I can whip up now.

If you thought cold weather was only about potatoes and turnips, you need to spend a day or two with me in my kitchen! Check out three of …show more content…

Meanwhile, chop your veggies into half-inch pieces (exclude spinach or kale). Toss with olive oil and roast for around 20 to 30 minutes until they are lightly browned and soft. Pull out roasted veggies.

In a bowl, mix the millets, roasted veggies and greens. Whisk your salad dressing in a small bowl, pour over the salad and toss. Serve.

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Crunchy Winter Veggie Salad

This is another mixed veggie salad, where you can choose your own vegetables. I like to slice the ingredients very thin, so I use a mandolin. It is a salad that needs a little more work than the average salad, so I generally serve this to guests. It looks great, with the thin discs of turnips and radish, the green and the flames of chopped cabbage hearts scattered with pomegranate seeds.

Ingredients (for 8 servings):

2 medium beets, sliced thinly

8 small white turnips, trimmed and sliced thinly

1 head radicchio with roughly torn

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