
Nutrition Facts
Servings:
2
Amount Per Serving:
375 g
Calories
695
Protein:
6.3 g
Total Carbohydrates:
6.8 g
Sugar:
5.5 g
fibre:
Total Fat:
70.3 g
Saturated:
12 g
Trans:
Unsaturated:
Cholesterol:
Sodium:
695 mg
Heirloom Tomatoes, Red Cabbage & Anchovy Salad
You know those big plump funny looking tomatoes you always see at the market or in fancy Italian restaurants? They’re called heirloom tomatoes and they’re pretty god damn delicious. If I’m feeling lazy, I’ll cut one in half, douse some good olive oil over it, sprinkle some salt and pepper over it and eat it just like that. But here’s another way to do it when you feel like putting a bit more effort in and still want a light delicious lunch…







Serves
Preptime
Cooktime
Ingredients
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Large Handful watercress – big stalks removed
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1/4 red cabbage – shredded
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2 avocado’s – sliced
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2 heirloom tomatoes – sliced
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Handful mixed black olives – pitted
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1 tbs seeded mustard (dressing)
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2 tbs lemon juice (dressing)
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6 tbs olive oil/avocado oil (dressing)
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Splash apple cider vinegar (dressing)
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pinch sea salt
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pinch Black pepper
Method:
- Combine all the salad ingredients in a bowl and gently toss.
- In a blender throw in all the ingredients for the dressing and process until a smooth consistency is reached.
- Add more oil/lemon to taste.
- Lightly drizzle the salad with the dressing and gently toss once more. Serve and enjoy.
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