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stefani2 said:So I have a few ?s
"Cut the onion into wedges" - could/should I use the UM to slice it OR do just like it says and cut it into wedges
poppy seeds? is this recipe ok without them?
Do you zest the entire lemon?
(the copy of the recipe i have doesn't seem to be complete)....sorry
I use the apple wedger! Works great and I use this idea for stir-frys makes the slices (wedges) uniform sizes and some onions won't burn while the others are trying to cook, and you can make blooming onions this way! Like at The Onion restaurant!stefani2 said:So I have a few ?s
"Cut the onion into wedges" - could/should I use the UM to slice it OR do just like it says and cut it into wedges
poppy seeds? is this recipe ok without them?
Do you zest the entire lemon?
(the copy of the recipe i have doesn't seem to be complete)....sorry
stefani2 said:So I have a few ?s
"Cut the onion into wedges" - could/should I use the UM to slice it OR do just like it says and cut it into wedges
poppy seeds? is this recipe ok without them?
Do you zest the entire lemon?
(the copy of the recipe i have doesn't seem to be complete)....sorry
stefani2 said:poppy seeds? is this recipe ok without them?(
stefani2 said:This may be SLIGHTLY OT - but I would use the Microplane Grater because I want the intense flavor of the lemon compared to using the Zester/Scorer for texture from larger pieces of citrus (which is something I would use in a recipe like muffins), right?
legacypc46 said:Definitely agree with using the Microplane for this recipe...which would you rather sell: a $26.50 item or a $9.50 item?
(And I also agree that it provides a more intense flavor and smaller pieces .)
PamperedDor said:ok - dumb question of the thread - which cookbook is this in?
stefani2 said:Kelly - I want to tell people about ALL the uses of the Microplane - can you share? this is what i have come up with:
Garlic
Ginger Root
Chocolate
Citrus Zest (orange, lemon, lime)
Nuts
R there more???
dannyzmom said:Does anyone have a show outline typed up for this recipe?
chefjeanine said:Here's one I've used.
dannyzmom said:Ok...I have this NEED to use the gralic Press and the Food Chopper in every demo I do - LOL
How can I incorprote these tools in this recipe?
Would a pressed clove of garlic work nicely in the dressing?
Maybe chop some of the almonds??
Ooooh - and wouldn't some grated cheddar cheese go nicely???
While fresh strawberries are typically recommended for this salad, you can use frozen strawberries as well. Just make sure to thaw and drain them before adding them to the salad.
Spinach is the recommended green for this salad as it pairs well with the strawberries and other ingredients. However, you can substitute with another type of lettuce if desired.
Yes, you can add protein such as grilled chicken, shrimp, or tofu to make this salad a complete and satisfying meal.
If stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator, this salad can last for 1-2 days. However, it is best enjoyed fresh.
You can prepare the dressing and chop the ingredients ahead of time, but it is best to assemble the salad right before serving to prevent it from becoming soggy.