Recipe for a Tishrei holiday meal: A particularly fresh and festive salad that will delight every guest

June Green
September 7, 2022   
Photo: 
beko
Components:

120 grams of rocket leaves (or assorted baby leaves).

2 avocados.

10 small radishes (or 5 large ones).

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1 red pomegranate.

A handful of sesame seeds.

Half a handful of fennel.

For the sauce:

1/4 cup honey (or molasses).

1/4 cup olive oil.

1/4 cup balsamic vinegar.

1 heaping tablespoon of grainy Dijon mustard.

A pinch of salt.

A little white pepper.

How to prepare:

• Choose a large, wide, not deep serving bowl (the salad is especially impressive when placed in the center of the table and served in a large bowl).

• Place the arugula leaves (washed and dried) in the bottom of the bowl and spread them evenly.

• Peel the avocado, cut in half and slice into even slices - spread them evenly over the rocket leaves.

• Wash and clean the radishes thoroughly. Slice them into even slices and scatter them between the avocado slices.

• Separate the seeds from one pomegranate and sprinkle them generously over the avocado and radishes.

• Heat a frying pan and lightly toast the sesame seeds until golden brown.

• Set the salad aside and prepare the dressing:

• Use a jar that is large enough and has a lid that closes tightly.

• Pour all the sauce ingredients into the jar, close the lid and shake well until you get a uniform sauce.

• Taste the sauce and adjust flavors if necessary.

• Store the dressing in a closed jar in the refrigerator until serving the salad.

submission:

• Remove the sauce from the refrigerator and shake the jar well while it is closed.

• Pour the dressing over the salad evenly and in a circular motion – do not mix the dressing into the salad, let it seep between the layers of the salad.

• Sprinkle the toasted sesame seeds and a little bit of ketchup over the salad.

• Place the salad in the center of the table and place two large spoons next to it, with which diners can scoop some of the salad onto their plates.

 


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