An excellent green salad will present your diners contrasts in both color and flavor to enjoy. Fresh chopped radicchio and yellow or orange bell peppers add an obvious visual appeal to peppery leafy greens like arugula, chicory or spinach, while lending an inviting contrast of warm bitter and sweet tastes at the same time. Top it off with an assertive and sharp balsamic, mustard and rosemary dressing and you've got all the ingredients for a fresh salad that will delight everyone.
Likely cooks in Ontario will want to serve this with a hearty and substantial dish, such as chickpea paneer kofta in a creamy cashew tomato sauce or Greek macaroni and cheese, to combat the ridiculously cold temperatures we are experiencing right now. Spring can't come soon enough for me.
Mixed Green and Radicchio Salad with Balsamic Rosemary Dressing |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Published on February 9, 2011 Colorful salad of bitter and sweet greens and peppers served with a robust mustard and rosemary oil and balsamic dressing Preparation: 20 minutes Print this recipe Dressing:
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Other salad ideas from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen you are sure to enjoy:
Mustard & Herb Dressing
Creamy Sesame Miso Salad Dressing
Lemon Mint Dressing
Cucumber Dill Dressing
I love the dressing on this salad. thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteI love your salad and the dressing with the walnut oil, rosemary and balsamic vinegar really sounds wonderful. I'll have to make up a batch for tonight's salad. Thanks for joining in WHB#270.
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea to add fresh rosemary to salad dressing: I must try it. I can understand the desire for spring. A colorful salad is a great therapy against winter blues. As a good Italian, I love radicchio.
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