Need help cutting these ingredients? See How to Cut a Kohlrabi and How to Cut an Avocado. Serve this as-is or on a bed of greens as pictured below.
Prep Time | |
10 minutes |
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Easy!
Moderate, for a salad
Serves:4people
Serving Size:about 1/2 cup
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If you’ve always wondered what to do with a kohlrabi, try this unusual but simple salad, It’s a perfect, light compliment for holiday dinners or other heavy meals. If it’s hard to find a ripe avocado, this salad is still good without it. Serve with or without greens.
Tools:measuring spoons, liquid measuring cup or small bowl, knife and cutting board, medium bowl
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- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 1 tablespoon oil (preferably extra vigin olive oil)
- 1 teaspoon vinegar (preferably raw apple cider vinegar)
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme leaves
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1/4 cup sprouts (like pea, buckwheat, radish)
- 4 sprigs fresh thyme
- Combine dressing ingredients in a liquid measuring cup or small bowl. Mix with a small whisk or fork.
- Cut the green top off of the kohlrabi. Trim off the tough ends and nubs on sides. If the peeling is tough, go ahead and peel, but if not leave the peeling on. (An unpeeled purple kohlrabi is particularly attractive salad in this salad.) Cut in half. Place each half cut-side down and cut in half again. Slice each quarter into thin slices. Place in a medium bowl.
- Peel the orange, but don’t worry about leaving some of the white pith on it. This is the most nutritious part of the orange. Slice across the orange to make 1/4-inch thick rounds. Cut rounds into quarters. Remove any seeds. Add to kohlrabi.
- Cut avocado into pieces about the same size as the orange pieces. Add to bowl.
- Mix dressing again and drizzle on top. Gently toss.
- Garnish if desired with sprouts or fresh thyme.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS:
Serve as-is or on a bed of greens. This is a nice light salad for the summer or for a heavier fall meal, like Thanksgiving dinner.
VARIATION:
Substitute radishes, daikon radish, or jicama for the kohlrabi.
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