Raw Brussels Sprouts Salad
I've seen so many blogs mention this salad lately, in some form or another, that I just had to try it, especially when I spotted some fresh baby brussels sprouts from Northridge Organic at the farmers market yesterday. I'm happy to say it did not disappoint...
The recipe, courtesy of the lovely Ms. O:
I found that it needed 15 minutes in the fridge after mixing, to let the lemon juice work on the sprouts a bit. Also, if you have a mandoline, it makes quick work of the slicing operation.
This got a solid "It's alright" from Ben, sworn enemy of all things Brussels or Sprout.
The recipe, courtesy of the lovely Ms. O:Raw Brussels Sprout Salad with Almonds and Parmesan
Ingredients:
- 1 cup slivered almonds
- 2 pounds Brussels sprouts
- 1/4 cup olive oil or 3 tablespoons olive oil and 1 tablespoon truffle oil
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons finely sliced chives
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoons finely grated Parmesan cheese
I found that it needed 15 minutes in the fridge after mixing, to let the lemon juice work on the sprouts a bit. Also, if you have a mandoline, it makes quick work of the slicing operation.
This got a solid "It's alright" from Ben, sworn enemy of all things Brussels or Sprout.
4 Comments:
I love brussels sprouts! I have often considered making a salad like this one but they are so tasty simply roasted that I never make it to a new application. Perhaps the time is now. I may slice with the Cuisinart instead of the mandolin. The mandolin seems dangerous for such wee veg.
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abby, at 3:16 PM
The danger factor is there for sure. You gotta watch the wee tips o' the fingers with this one. It's definitely worth a try, though. The yummy sprouty flavor shines through!
And btw, this recipe makes a huge amount ... forgot to mention I cut it in half.
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Ashley, at 10:20 PM
Amazing! I had all these ingredients right in the fridge. Although I love brussel sprouts cooked, I was afraid that they would be too strong raw. But they are really quite mild, especially in this recipe. I had no trouble with the mandolin - after soaking, I just held the brussel sprouts by their uncut stem and sliced carefully.
I really thought that, after trying, this salad needed just a hind of something sweet. I didn't have honey on hand, so I threw in one box of raisins (I had about halved the recipe). Stuffed it in a warm pita and wala! A delicious dinner.
By
Pwnie, at 10:27 PM
Yummy looking raw brussels sprout salad with almonds and parmesan and except brussels sprouts found all the ingredients in stock. Will share my reviews later.
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