Salad
Salad Varieties – I am introducing you to the most delicious nutritious salads in the world. They are easy and fast to make from a variety of fresh colourful greens, sprouts, vegetables and fruits. You can eat as many as you want – have them for lunch as your main course, or simply as a side dish.
When using fruit, make sure it is fresh and ripe. You can make salads that are so irresistible, that no one in your family will refuse them. The secret is the fresh, vibrant flavours of your homemade dressing.
Eat at least two big bowls of salad every day – the more color and texture, the better. Put the emphasis on green salads made of arugula, dandelion, bok choy, romaine, escarole, endive, spinach, chard, kale, broccoli, parsley, green and red radicchio topped with avocado and a variety of nutritious sprouts. Always have a big energy salad at the beginning of your meal, as the enzymes will aid digestion. You will feel light and satisfied, and achieve a balanced weight with no depravation.
Salad Recipes
Arugula with Black Mission Figs and Macadamia Ricotta
Delicious dessert salad with a little sweet and a little peppery flavour.
Sweet Escarole with Dates and Oranges
Citrusy zip, and a hint of sweetness–this recipe has it all.
Broccoli with Capers
This stuffed yellow pepper with broccoli and capers can be your next marvelous Hors d'oeuvre.
Spinach with Pink Grapefruit
Visually and texturally appealing – the perfect appetizer. This recipe is featured in my new book coming out soon!
Stuffed Cucumbers
An elegant side dish; a great way to use fresh garden cucumbers during the summer months.
Tomato Cucumber
Refreshing, perfect for summer days! Cucumbers are high in water, fiber and silica, the beauty mineral. This recipe is featured in my new book coming out in September!
Spinach Pomegranate Salad with Orange Ricotta
I just love this salad! Hearty spinach with sweet-tart pomegranates and macadamia ricotta is a perfect flavourful complement.
Mache Salad with Wild Blue Violets and Orange Pecan Dressing
Mache lettuce is highly nutritious, violet flowers are sweet, edible and tasty and walnut orange dressing – deliciously light and refreshing,