Carrot Ginger Salad
I’m continuing my summer dinner salad series today with this healthy and full of color, Carrot Ginger Salad. Last week I suggested we get out of the kitchen and stick to one pot meal’s and delicious summer salads! If you missed the first post of this series you can see it HERE. Salads for dinner are perfect for summer.
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This is a migraine safe recipe. But, if you are not on a restricted diet you will find the substitutions in Katies Tidbits.
Please know your triggers and allergies before preparing a recipe from my blog. Enjoy
Carrot Ginger Salad
What You Need
For the Salad
1/2 Cup ginger (thinly sliced julienne)
4 Cups carrots (peeled and julienne)
1 Cup Jicama (peeled and julienne)
1 Cup red bell pepper (thinly sliced, julienne
½ Cup sliced water chestnuts ( optional)
1 Head Romaine lettuce (washed dried torn into pieces)
1 Head Butter lettuce (washed dried torn into pieces)
1 Cup thinly sliced almonds (no salt added)
What You Need
For the dressing
3/4 Cup Canola oil
½ Cup distilled white vinegar *
½ Cup water
2 Cloves garlic (minced)
1 tsp Ginger (dried)
1 tsp Soy sauce (optional)*
2 Tbsp. brown sugar substitute *
Salt and pepper
Large bowl
Medium bowl
Salad tongs
4 Salad plates
Whisk
You can thin dressing with a little water if needed
Before We Start
Layer lettuce in each salad bowl and set aside
Let’s Make It!
In a large bowl combine all julienned veggies, mix them well using salad tongs or your clean hands and set aside.
In a medium bowl combine all salad dressing ingredients. Whisk well to combine, taste test to add more salt pepper or brown sugar. Add ginger, carrots, jicama, bell pepper and almonds and stir well to combine. Spoon into prepared salad bowls.
Katies Tid Bits*
I you are not on a restricted diet-Use ½ rice wine vinegar and ½ balsamic vinegar, use ½ sesame oil and ½ canola oil. Increase soy sauce to 2 tsp. Equal parts brown sugar.
Looks so healthy and yummy, Kathy!
Oh my goodness, not only does this look amazing, it’s extremely healthy too!!!