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How do you make a salad that is
a. Voluminous (so you can get a large serving of veg)
b. Simple/quick
c. Fairly low cal
d. Delicious
I have been doing some combination of kale/spinach, carrots, zucchini, apple, nuts, and dried cranberries either with some salt and lemon juice or whisking together some olive oil/soy sauce/lemon juice/honey. It isn't bad but often underwhelming. Also is there a trick to tossing everything together without everything except the greens going straight to the bottom?
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>>7337778
>Simple/quick
>Delicious.
>Pick 1
It seems that you are adding enough ingredients to your salad already. Red onions might be a good addition and maybe some cheese. Cheese really helps a lot flavor-wise. It seems like you're going really light on the dressing which is fine but add some mustard in there too for some body. In order to toss a salad correctly, you should really dress the side of the bowl you're using, and with tongs or two large spoons/forks, gently grab and twist the salad. But yeah, ultimately, smaller items just drop to the bottom due to gravity. You could always just flip the salad onto a large plate from the bowl though to reverse it if that does happen.
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>mixed greens (spinach, chard, kale etc)
>avocado
>pecans and cranberries
>green onions, peppers
>balsamic vinaigrette
>olives and some feta
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>>7337778
Check out salade nicoise
I also like using canned beans (chickpea, black, pinto, kidney) on my salade. Artichoke bruschetta is delish too.
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