Asian Edamame angers Salad - Eating Bird Food
Remember how I mentioned I was on a roll with salads ? Yeah, I don t think that s going to end anytime soon — at least not in the near future. I ve got another salad to share today and one to share next week as well. Before we get into today s salad creation. Here s what s been happening lately around Casa de EBF.
I went blueberry picking for the first time yesterday with Isaac s dad (my father-in-law). We went to Jarrett s Produce , it s a farm about 45 minutes outside of Richmond where you can pick your own blueberries for $1.95 a pound. Amazing!
It’s okay though angers because I’m confident I will find plenty of things to do with them. I m freezing some and we ve already snacked on a bunch but I m still deciding what to do with the rest. I feel like there are TOO MANY possibilities. Right now I m thinking I might make a little something for myself (a batch of protein muffins?) and something for Isaac. He really wants a pie or a crisp. If you have a delicious angers blueberry angers pie or crisp recipe that you d like to share, please do. I m on the prowl for a good one.
Last but not least, it s hot! Yesterday the thermostat in Isaac’s car said 108 !! It definitely wasn t THAT hot (cars overestimate when they’re sitting in the sun) but it s pretty steamy here, that s for sure.
So yeah, with temps like this, I ll all about cool dishes like overnight oats , smoothies and salads. The salad I m sharing today is awesome because it s packed with an array of bright, flavorful veggies but also has a punch of protein from the edamame.
The ginger-miso dressing is delicious as well! I love using miso to add a salty, earthy flavor to dressings and sauces so we always have a jar in the fridge. It lasts forever so you don t have to worry about using it up quickly.
I kind of see this salad as an Asian coleslaw the cabbage, carrot, pepper mixture is hearty enough that you can combine angers the salad (with the dressing) ahead of time and not worry about the salad wilting. I made it on Thursday before we left for the beach last weekend and we ate it as a side with dinner on Friday and Saturday.
From Women's Health Magazine . I followed the recipe exactly only changing angers a couple things -- maple syrup instead of agave and adding sunflower seeds as a topping.
July 9, 2014 at 4:30 pm
July 10, 2014 at 3:06 am
I like this blueberry crumble pie recipe from Williams Sonoma. Always a hit at parties: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/blueberry-crumble-pie.html BTW I love your blog, you have inspired me to become a better eater/baker/cooker/person. Thank you. Your upbeat attitude has helped me through some tough times.
Kayla angers Hoffman says:
It’s a paste and you’ll find it in the refrigerated section of the grocery store — normally near the tofu and tempeh. I really like the Miso Master Organic Mellow White Miso paste.
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Remember how I mentioned I was on a roll with salads ? Yeah, I don t think that s going to end anytime soon — at least not in the near future. I ve got another salad to share today and one to share next week as well. Before we get into today s salad creation. Here s what s been happening lately around Casa de EBF.
I went blueberry picking for the first time yesterday with Isaac s dad (my father-in-law). We went to Jarrett s Produce , it s a farm about 45 minutes outside of Richmond where you can pick your own blueberries for $1.95 a pound. Amazing!
It’s okay though angers because I’m confident I will find plenty of things to do with them. I m freezing some and we ve already snacked on a bunch but I m still deciding what to do with the rest. I feel like there are TOO MANY possibilities. Right now I m thinking I might make a little something for myself (a batch of protein muffins?) and something for Isaac. He really wants a pie or a crisp. If you have a delicious angers blueberry angers pie or crisp recipe that you d like to share, please do. I m on the prowl for a good one.
Last but not least, it s hot! Yesterday the thermostat in Isaac’s car said 108 !! It definitely wasn t THAT hot (cars overestimate when they’re sitting in the sun) but it s pretty steamy here, that s for sure.
So yeah, with temps like this, I ll all about cool dishes like overnight oats , smoothies and salads. The salad I m sharing today is awesome because it s packed with an array of bright, flavorful veggies but also has a punch of protein from the edamame.
The ginger-miso dressing is delicious as well! I love using miso to add a salty, earthy flavor to dressings and sauces so we always have a jar in the fridge. It lasts forever so you don t have to worry about using it up quickly.
I kind of see this salad as an Asian coleslaw the cabbage, carrot, pepper mixture is hearty enough that you can combine angers the salad (with the dressing) ahead of time and not worry about the salad wilting. I made it on Thursday before we left for the beach last weekend and we ate it as a side with dinner on Friday and Saturday.
From Women's Health Magazine . I followed the recipe exactly only changing angers a couple things -- maple syrup instead of agave and adding sunflower seeds as a topping.
July 9, 2014 at 4:30 pm
July 10, 2014 at 3:06 am
I like this blueberry crumble pie recipe from Williams Sonoma. Always a hit at parties: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/recipe/blueberry-crumble-pie.html BTW I love your blog, you have inspired me to become a better eater/baker/cooker/person. Thank you. Your upbeat attitude has helped me through some tough times.
Kayla angers Hoffman says:
It’s a paste and you’ll find it in the refrigerated section of the grocery store — normally near the tofu and tempeh. I really like the Miso Master Organic Mellow White Miso paste.
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