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Zingy Green Salad Dressing.....

Posted by food hugs on March 7, 2013 at 7:40 PM

This is the most versatile salad dressing ever and it's so good for helping your digestion.


Bitter leaves are seriously super at stimulating your digestive juices, especially by supporting your liver and your gall bladder.


This dressing contains some of these leaves (dandelion, mint, cress, rocket, spinach) and can be used over others in a salad, like radicchio, beet greens, spinach, chicory, endive......a supertastic double whammy.


The dressing is also gorgeous over hot boiled baby potatoes...an alternative 'potato salad' to the mayonnaise variety.


It's based on the Ballymaloe French Dressing, but has alot more 'green' in it. 


Ingredients

175ml (6 fl oz) good extra virgin olive oil

50ml (2 fl oz) white wine vinegar (or even better a nice cloudy apple cider vinegar)

1/2 to 1 level tsp sea salt or herbamare

few grinds of black pepper

1 large garlic clove, peeled and roughly chopped

Handful of mixed leaves - washed dandelion from the garden, mixed organic rocket, watercress and spinach from tesco, oregano & mint leaves from the garden (use whatever you like, though I recommend a mix - oregano, mint or dandelion would be too strong on their own)


Method

Throw all of the ingredients in a blender and whizz for about a minute - glorious!




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healthy eating for a healthy life

Helen Cassidy, Nutritional Therapist

BA Hons, DipNT, mBANT, mNTOI

food hugs, Adelaide Road, Glenageary, Dublin

Phone: 086 2036707, email: foodhugs@gmail.com