I will admit that one of the
unintended consequences of my going on a liver cleanse diet in January 2013 was
that I have fallen in love with roasted root vegetables. I eat them hot as a main dish and cold on
Kale or with other hearty greens.
So today’s recipe contribution
is yet another Roasted root vegetable salad.
This one I prepared for a Church Pot Luck thinking that I would bring
home most of the salad and have it for lunches the next week. Why did I think this you ask? Well I really don’t know, somehow I
thought this healthy salad would be passed over for the more traditional
potatoe and macaroni salads.
Well my horror when the dish
was found all but empty when I want to retrieve it from the kitchen. Lesson for the day – Don’t under estimate
your root vegetables!
Ingredients:
6 large beets, par boiled, skinned
and sliced about a ¼ of an inch thick
7 medium parsnips peeled and coarsely
chopped
10 to 12 large Brussels sprouts
cut in half (I know not a root vegetable but so good!)
12 red radishes cut in half
12 large carrots coarsely
chopped
12 to 15 mushrooms cut in half (I
know not a root vegetable but they are so good!)
1 large bundle of Kale, cleaned,
stems cut out and kneaded to a rich dark green colour
Directions:
1) Prepare your vegetables and
place them in a large bowl
2) melt 1/3 cup coconut oil and
add to this 3 Tablespoons of Balsamic vinaigrette
3) Pour this over the
vegetables and stir until all are coated
4) Place the vegetables on a
lined baking sheet (parchment paper or non-stick reusable mat)
5) Roast at 350 F. for approx. 35
minutes.
6) Cool in the refrigerator over
night
7) Just prior to serving
prepare the Kale
8) Create a bed of kale in the
bottom a large serving dish
9) Mound your roast vegetables
onto the bed of kale and serve.
Grandma Snyder
©2013-2015 twosnydergirls
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