







POSTED UNDER
- Fall,
- Lazy Monday
INGREDIENTS
- cabbage,
- hazelnuts,
- radish,
- red onion,
- red wine vinegar,
- savoy cabbage,
- tangerine
NOTES
The radish will be best sliced on a mandolin slicer.
RECIPE
DIFFICULTY
EASY
SERVES
1
PREP TIME
10 MINS
Salad
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1/2small/medium head of Savoy cabbage, leaves removed, rinsed and dried
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3Tango Mandarin Orange (or any other variety you like)
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1Meyer Lemon, juiced
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2black radishes, scrubbed clean
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1/2cupchopped raw hazelnuts
Dressing
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1/4cupolive oil
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1tbsred wine vinegar
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1tbsmaple syrup
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1Mandarin orange, juiced
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1/4small red onion, minced
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sea salt and cracked black pepper to taste
POSTED UNDER
- Fall,
- Lazy Monday
INGREDIENTS
- cabbage,
- hazelnuts,
- radish,
- red onion,
- red wine vinegar,
- savoy cabbage,
- tangerine
In honor of Lazy Mondays, I am making a salad by Sarah Yates of the blog A House in the Hills. Sarah’s blog features really beautiful, bright and healthy recipes, so don’t be surprised if I mine her site for Lazy Mondays in the future.
I made some minor changes to the original recipe, using a Meyer lemon in the place of one of the tangerines. Meyer lemons are pleasantly sweet, almost a hybrid of an orange and a lemon. I added the juice of the lemon to the dressing, and finished the salad off with a light sprinkle of lemon zest for color and a little boost of the citrus flavor. This salad is light and super easy to make. The red onion was an add-on as well, a nice accent to the sweet vinaigrette.
Don’t be afraid of the big, black radish. It is spicy and dense, kind of like a daikon but more graphic. My husband makes quick pickles with thin slices of the black radish, one of our favorite snacks. I highly recommend experimenting with this root vegetable. I have never seen this in a regular supermarket, so look for them at your farmer’s market or upscale grocer.