chop chop salad dressing


Chop-Chop Salad

Mimi Kirk has done it again! Just when I thought I’d become ‘disenchanted’ with raw foods (i.e., lazy), I found a yummy salad dressing in Mimi’s wonderful book Live Raw.

It went down like this…

I spent a lot of time in the kitchen yesterday preparing vegetarian lasagna – my partner was having a colleague over for dinner and while he is vegetarian I was reluctant to prepare something raw, plus the bf is not a huge fan of raw foods. I also made butternut squash bisque to start, and figured I’d just have that for dinner as well.

Then at the last minute, I realized I needed a salad to go with the lasagna. Boring. I know I’ve mentioned it a lot, but I don’t really like salads. In a last ditch effort to find inspiration for the salad (the lasagna is so good it deserves an equally good side), I had a quick flick through all my raw books for an interesting dressing. Honestly, I was trying to stay away from Mimi’s book for a while as I talk about her a lot – that’s what happens when you have a girl crush though I suppose :) – but it wasn’t until I saw her recipe for Chop Chop Salad that I could bring myself to start preparing anything.

I liked it because I felt it wouldn’t matter if I didn’t have all the salad ingredients she suggested, and that I could use the random ingredients I had at my disposal without affecting the final outcome. It also didn’t require any fancy things that required a trip to the store – win, win!! Everyone loved it – the dressing was light but filling, and tasty without being overbearing. I drowned my salad in it and it made what I usually think to be boring salad ingredients interesting.

I haven’t posted the recipe as I really think a. I should ask for permission first, and b. you should just buy her book!

Happy salad munching people.

xx

Guide: raw vegan | whole food, plant based | gluten-free | nut-free | sugar-free | soy-free

5 Comments on “chop chop salad dressing

  1. I agree on buying her book! I’ve loved everything we’ve had from there so far. Love her videos too. I’ll take a peek at her Chop Chop Salad – thanks for sharing ~ ~

    Debbie *Ü*

    • Have to say I’m not a lover of brussel sprouts, but if anyone could make them tasty (especially raw), it would be Mimi! Thanks for the suggestion :)

  2. Pingback: Vegan Spent Grain Chocolate Chip Banana Walnut Bread

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