Super-foods Salads
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Startcooking and Fresh Express believe that nutrition and taste go together. Phytonutrients and vitamins make salads super nutritious. Add mangos, tomatoes, berries or almonds and you have a delicious salad. It is that simple. Enjoy!
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3 Comments
Mary Mattina said:
I love how nutritious and simple salads are to make! I also like topping a salad with with pre-cooked Lentils that come pre-packaged at my local Trader Joes, red onion slices and a few fresh marinated mozerella balls. I toss the leaves first in a Balsamic Vinaegrette dressing for a more even distribution of the dressing, rather than ‘pouring’ on after the fact.
Kathy Maister said:
Mary, your salad sound delicious! Thanks for sharing.
This past weekend I discovered that you can beautifully slice small fresh mozzarella balls with an egg slicer!
Cheers!
Kathy
Mary Mattina said:
Great idea, Kathy. I’m definitely going to try that! Thanks for the idea.