Fennel, Beet and Endive Salad
Unique, refreshing and unbelievably tasty, this salad is more than a crowd pleaser, it's full of cancer fighting ingredients.
Total Time: 220 Minutes (Prep: 20 mins (+2 hours soaking), Cook: 75 mins, Finishing: 5 mins) |
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Serves: 4-6 |
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Plant-Based |
A new vegetarian take on classic stuffed-pepper recipes, this side dish is perfect for meat-averse guests. The “meat” is a mix of vegetables, spices, garlic, and nuts that creates a consistency, look, and taste that can replace ground beef. The added benefit of going this route is that you can cook all the ingredients at a much higher temperature – as required for vegetables – than you could cook beef. Shout out to Bekkah, a client and friend of mine, for inspiring this recipe!
HEALTH NUT FACTS:
A healthy diet including nuts may actually be good for your heart health and beneficial for diabetics - just be sure to limit portions as some nuts are high in calories.
Eating a healthy diet including nuts may:
• Improve heart and blood vessel health
• Reduce inflammation related to heart disease
• Decrease the risk of blood clots, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes
• Lower the risk of high blood pressure
• Lower the risk of early death due to heart disease
• Lower bad, unhealthy cholesterol levels
Unique, refreshing and unbelievably tasty, this salad is more than a crowd pleaser, it's full of cancer fighting ingredients.
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