Saturday 26 October 2013

fruit salad in coconut





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Fruit salad with minted sugar





Fruit salad with minted sugar



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Yummy Fruit Salad




Healthy Fruit Salad


Ingredients:
  • 1 cup cantaloupe, cubed
  • 12 blackberries
  • 12 strawberries, quartered
  • ½ small apple, diced
  • 1 tsp honey
  • 1 wedge cinnamon cream laughing cow cheese
  • 2 tbsp fat free whipped topping
Directions: Combine fruit in a bowl. Drizzle honey over fruit. Top with cream cheese wedge and whipped topping. I smeared each piece of fruit in the cheese and whipped topping as I ate .


sumber dari: kristenione.com

Mixed Fruit Salad




Mixed Fruit Salad


Ingredients

  • Banana – 2 or 3
  • Apple – 1
  • Orange – 1
  • Grapes – 1 bunch
  • Pomegranate – 1
  • Cherry – 2
  • Lemon – 1
  • Dried grapes – Little amount
  • Sugar – 1 cup

Instructions

  1. Wash all the above mentioned fruits, peel the skin and chop into equal pieces.
  2. Once the apple and banana is sliced apply lemon on the layer of the fruit to avoid black coating.
  3. Now add all the chopped fruits in a bowl, stir it well and serve it. 


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Friday 4 October 2013

fresh fruit salad -mitzireddy






A fresh fruit salad is very delicious and refreshing served at breakfast or at an end of a meal. When making this salad I cut and slice up whatever seasonal fruit that’s in my fridge but my dressing is always the same.

Dressing

Lemon juice ¼  cup
Orange juice ½ cup
Granadilla pulp (1 small can)
Sugar to taste


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Becky’s Creamy Vegan Fruit Salad Dressing



Ingredients
1 cup coconut milk (not “lite”)
1/3 cup chopped dried fruit (cantaloupe, apricots, papayas, or mangoes recommended)

Dried cantaloupe  You can also use dried apricots, papayas, or mangoes in this recipe for similar results.

*If the fruit is particularly hard, or your blender not particularly powerful, try soaking the fruit in hot water for about 5 to 10 minutes, then draining water off before blending

Pinch salt

The two main ingredients for Creamy Vegan Fruit Salad Dressing

Directions:

Into powerful blender or food processor, put coconut milk and chopped dried fruit.  (If you can find the dried cantaloupe, I loved it in this recipe.  I found mine at Sunflower Market.) Start it on low and then move to most powerful setting and blend until the fruit is completely emulsified and the “dried fruit cream”  has no grainy pieces in it.  Add pinch salt (about 1/4 t. or less) and blend again.  It tends to thicken up in the fridge as the coconut milk gets cold.  I like it fresh from the blender and also from the fridge.  Delicious both ways.

Creamy Vegan Fruit Salad Dressing (Made from coconut milk and dried fruit)

Arrange fruit on pretty plates and drizzle on dressing.   A beautiful side dish, snack or summertime dessert. Coconut oil and milk has some impressive health benefits.


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Spinach and Fruit Salad






Close to 10 years ago I was invited to my now mother-in-law’s dinner table on a lovely fall Sunday afternoon. The sun was shining, the trees were still in bloom, and it was a perfect day to spend with family and friends. This was the typical Sunday routine on the prairie acreage, as the family and some of their closest friends would converge for some amazing cooking, great conversation and a lovely relaxing evening to wind down the weekend.  Generally, the aroma from a roast, salmon or chicken made its way throughout the home, while the sounds of vegetables hitting oil in a hot pan mixed with chatter, and clinging dishes of busy people working to prepare the meal.  I was unsure of what to expect on this specific Sunday, as it was my first time meeting the family, and after only a few weeks of dating,  I was careful in my actions and I did my best to hold back any opinions I may have had at the time.

Family dinners are not unfamiliar to me, as I grew up in a tremendously large, yet very close extended family. We planned regular weekend gatherings, elaborate holiday feasts and special occasion celebrations throughout the year, all of which were centered around food, and coming from a traditional Maritime culture, most of our meals were based on meat, potatoes, boiled veggies and a vast selection of sweet tasting deserts.

Fast forward to a beautiful September evening in 2001, as the sun began to begin its decline into the horizon, we were all asked to sit my mother-in-law’s well set table, and as I did, a salad that looked very much like the one in the photo above was placed before me.  I didn’t know what to do…honestly, I was dumbfounded.  Immediately the uncomfortable feeling of a salad being placed in front of me was apparent and Jen gave me an elbow to the ribs, and under her breath said “Just eat it, it’s a salad, haven’t you had salad before?”  You see, salad was something that I had not been exposed to in the past, as most of my meals had meat and some form of mashed starch along with vegetables that were generally boiled to the point of falling apart.  I am sure that there were salads available in my youth, but just like my aversion to tapioca pudding, which I recently overcame and think is quite wonderful, I was always too afraid to try the green leafy mix of veggies and sauce, and filled my plate with potatoes and corned beef.

I ate the salad, nothing bad happened to me, and that colorful fruit and green leafy dish, launched me on a 10 year culinary experiment through a number of wonderful family dinners, outings to various restaurants, and a host of cooking and diet book experiments that have taught me to embrace food, and the value of serving great tasting wholesome meals for my friends and family.

Far too often though, I tend to get excited about food and try to out do my culinary skills, which in my mind are low.  such an attitude often results in over stepping the budget, making too much food, or completely thrashing a meal in favor of keeping it simple so that we can enjoy the abundance of foods available to us.
One such example is this salad.  Made with spinach leaves, blueberries, chopped mango and a pinch of raisins, it is a great tasting addition to a meal that can be fixed in seconds, looks wonderful and tastes great… all while providing a good mix of nutrition for my family.

To make this salad, all you have to do is set out a few plates, sprinkle the plate with some greens of choice, and toss some fresh fruit on top and you are set.  Top with a raspberry vinaigrette or something as simple as a splash of olive oil and you have a salad to add to the meal.  Sometimes we use strawberries, but apple, pomegranate, papaya, orange or pretty much any other fruit will serve the purpose, while a nice splash of toasted seeds will add a warm nutty flavor as well.

Happy Eating,


sumber dari: beef4breakfast.wordpress.com

Traditional fruit salad




Traditional fruit salad


Ingredients:
  • 600g pineapple, peeled, chopped
  • 800g rockmelon, chopped
  • 800g seedless watermelon, chopped
  • 250g strawberries, hulled, quartered
  • 200g seedless green grapes
  • 200g seedless red grapes
  • 4 passionfruit, halved
  • 1 tablespoon lime juice
Methods:
Place pineapple, rockmelon, watermelon, strawberries, 
grapes, passionfruit pulp and lime juice in a large glass or 
ceramic bowl. 
Toss to combine. 
Serve.


sumber dari: taste.com.au

Tuesday 1 October 2013

Shrimp and Mango Salad




Stuffed Avocado with Shrimp and Mango Salad


Ingredients

  • 4 ripe avocados
  • Juice of 2 limes
  • 1/2 pound shrimp, cooked
  • 2 ripe mangoes, peeled and diced
  • 1/2 cup grape tomatoes, quarter
  • 1 teaspoon white vinegar
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • ½ teaspoon ground cumin
  • 1 teaspoon chopped habanero pepper
  • 1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
  • Salt and pepper

Directions

  1. In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients, except the avocados.
  2. Cut avocados in half, remove the seed. 
  3. rizzle lime juice over avocados, this helps keep them from darkening. 
  4. Use a spoon to stuff the avocados with the shrimp salad and serve immediately.


sumber dari: mycolombianrecipes.com

simple salad advertisment




Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian poses in the new Who says salads can't be hot? advertising campaign for the Grilled Chicken Salad from American fast food chain Carl's Jr.
Kim Kardashian
Kim has recently slimmed down after an unflattering photo that hadn't been retouched was leaked onto the internet by accident by Complex magazine

Kim Kardashian
Kim manages to turn the simple food advert into something resembling the home made sex tape she recorded with her ex-boyfriend, R&B singer Ray J

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