Welcome! This blog is a way to share my recipes and what I eat with my family and friends. I am a celiac, tend to cook and eat low histamine, and have multiple allergies. If you are in the same boat or cook for someone who is, check out my recipes and information pages. You just might find out, as I did, that you can still eat very well - maybe even better!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Apple/Beet Salad
When you're allergic to lettuce, it becomes a challenge to make salads! Actually, Jim and I were just talking tonight about how we really don't miss lettuce now that I've come up with other salads. I'll work on getting them all up here in the next couple of weeks - for now, here's my apple/beet salad recipe. And I should mention that I am a beet convert! This is actually really good and so pretty.
Also, with all the talk over the last week about arsenic and apple juice, I found a post on Consumer Reports Health that is quite interesting.
Apple/Beet Salad
serves 3 - 4
3 small beets, about 2 - 3 inches in diameter
1 apple, quartered and cored
2 T toasted sunflower seeds
1T lemon juice
1 T olive oil
About 1 T of fresh thyme leaves
Sea salt
White pepper
Cut the tops of the beets off leaving about 1 inch and boil until tender. Cool and slip off the skins.
Grate the beets and apple pieces together. Add the sunflower seeds and thyme leaves. In a separate bowl, whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. Mix into the rest of the salad. Serve warm (as is) or cold.
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Sooooo delicious!!!!
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