Salads That Satisfy
40 Hearty Salads for Every Season
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ℹ️ Este ebook está escrito em inglês.
O que você recebe
- 40 complete salad recipes, ten for each season
- A simple formula for building a filling salad from anything
- Seven go-to dressings you can shake up in a jar
- Vegetarian swaps and protein ideas throughout
- Make-ahead tips, food safety and the jar packing method
- A one-hour weekend prep plan for a week of lunches
Forget the sad side salad that leaves you hungry an hour later. Salads That Satisfy is a collection of forty hearty, colourful salads that are proper meals, each built with protein, grains, beans or potatoes, real crunch and a dressing you will want to make again and again.
The recipes follow the seasons: pea and mint farro and salmon with new potatoes in spring, charred corn and black bean or peach and mozzarella bread salad in summer, roasted squash with lentils and kale Caesar with crispy chickpeas in autumn, and citrus fennel quinoa or roasted roots with halloumi in winter. Every recipe lists servings, timing, ingredients and simple numbered steps, with easy vegetarian swaps.
You also get a simple formula for building a filling salad from whatever is in your fridge, seven dressings to learn by heart, quick pickled onions, food-safety tips for make-ahead lunches, and the jar method for packing salads that stay crisp until lunchtime.
Sumário
- Welcome: Salads You Actually Want to Eat
- The Satisfying Salad Formula
- Seven Dressings to Know by Heart
- Spring Salads
- Summer Salads
- Autumn Salads
- Winter Salads
- Packing, Prepping and Next Steps
Leia um trecho
Five habits of great salads. Dry your leaves. Wet leaves dilute the dressing and go soggy. A salad spinner or a clean tea towel does the job. Season every layer. A pinch of salt on tomatoes, on roasted vegetables and on grains makes a bigger difference than extra dressing at the end. Dress grains and beans while warm. They soak up flavour far better than cold ones. Toast nuts and seeds. Two or three minutes in a dry pan over medium heat, shaking often, until they smell nutty. Watch closely; they burn quickly. Dress leaves at the last minute. Sturdy ingredients like cabbage, kale and grains can sit in dressing; tender leaves cannot. Quick pickled onions. These appear in several recipes and keep for about two weeks in the fridge. Thinly slice 1 red onion and pack it into a clean jar. Warm 120 ml (half a cup) vinegar with 120 ml water, 1 tablespoon sugar and 1 teaspoon salt, stirring until dissolved, pour over the onion, cool and refrigerate. They are ready in about 30 minutes. Cook once, eat all week.
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