20min
10min
30min
equipment: Food processor , Large bowl , Large skillet
Note: Amounts listed are estimated and used for a “family style” salad; adjust as needed. Can be a single-serving meal. No rules! That said, I recommend making this in a big batch because this salad is even better the next day!
Dressing Ingredients
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1-2
tbsp
Unrefined Sesame Oil
1
tbsp
White Wine Vinegar
2
tbsp
Garlic
1
clove
Coconut Aminos
1-2
tbsp
Salad Fixin's
Romaine Lettuce
2
small heads
Curly Kale
4-5
cups
Cilantro
1
handful
Basil
8-10
leaves
Mint
5-8
leaves
Radish
2-3
Mung Bean Sprouts
1-2
cups
Broccoli Slaw With Carrots
1-2
cups
- You can find this in a bag in the produce area in most stores; if your broccoli slaw doesn’t have carrots get shredded carrots separately
- You can find this in a bag in the produce area in most stores; if your broccoli slaw doesn’t have carrots get shredded carrots separately
Directions
For The Dressing…
- Directions: Add all ingredients to a food processor and blend until creamy. A little goes a long way and you may have leftovers depending on your salad size.
For The Salad Fixin’s…
- Chop the romaine and kale. Finely chop the herbs. Prep the rest of the veggies (chop, shred, etc). Add to a big-ass salad bowl.
- I like to take kitchen scissors and chop the salad ingredients even more, especially broccoli slaw and sprouts; easier to do with scissors when it’s all in the bowl (just a preference not necessary).
- Add the salad dressing—as much as you need depending on salad size—and mix well. For best results let dressing settle into salad for a bit.
And Don’t Forget The Protein!
- Prep the shrimp.
- Heat a pan and melt coconut oil—a lot of coconut oil yields best results so feel free to go over 2 tbsp!
- Add shrimp and cook on medium heat, sprinkle on a little coconut aminos and nama shoyu.
- Turn shrimp after several minutes or until the down side is pink and cook until pink.
- Add more aminos or nama shoyu* as desired.
- *This is a fermented soy sauce and may not be advised if gut issues present or sensitive to FODMAPs.
- Top your salad with these delicious shrimp!
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