Beet Greens & Kale Seeded Caesar Salad Topped with Chopped Eggs & One-Minute Mayo
Created in Collaboration with Christine TizzardKeep your salad on the sunny side up with Southern Ontario produced Conestoga Farms Free Run Omega-3 Eggs and this pattern-cracking new recipe from Toronto Chef & “Honest to Goodness” Cookbook Author Christine Tizzard. Topped with a black pepper-spiced and seeded Caesar salad dressing, a parmesan egg garnish and a one-minute mayo mix, this fifteen-minute summer feature is sure to be a hit at the dinner table.
1bunch kalestems removed (remove for stir-fry or sauté), leafy greens only, very finely chopped
I bunch beet greenswashed well, stems removed (reserve for stir-fry or sauté), leaves finely chopped
3roasted beetspeeled and cut into wedges
Seeded Caesar Salad Dressing
2clovesgarlicsmashed and chopped
4tbspraw sesame or hemp seeds
4tbspnutritional yeast or grated Parmesan cheese
4tbsp1 lemon freshly squeezed juice
4tbspwater
4tbspolive oil
4anchovies
½tspsaltto taste
½tspfresh Black Pepperto taste
One-Minute Mayo
1Conestoga Farms Free Run Omega-3 Egg
2tsp10 mL white wine vinegar or fresh lemon juice
1tsp5 mL Dijon mustard
½tsp2 mL salt
½tsppepper to taste
1cup250 mL neutral flavoured oil
Garnish:
2-4tbspnutritional yeast or shaved Parmesan cheese
2tbdp raw sesame or hemp seeds
4Conestoga Farms Hard Boiled Eggschopped
Instructions
For the Salad:
Prepare salad greens. Got a salad spinner? Use it. If not, wrap washed leaves in clean tea towel and gently shake to excess water. Place in large salad bowl. The drier the leaves the better the dressing will coat greens.
Make dressing in blender or small food processor by adding all ingredients, except salt and pepper, until you have a thick and creamy Caesar dressing. Taste and season with salt and pepper at the end (since Parmesan and anchovies are already salty).
Pour over half of the dressing and massage into greens with one clean hand until coated and greens are slightly limp. Taste and add more dressing if needed.
Serve with roasted beet wedges, chopped eggs, seeds, and a sprinkle of more nutritional yeast or Parmesan cheese.
For the One-Minute Mayo:
Place egg, vinegar (or lemon juice), mustard, salt and pepper into food processor or blender.
Pulse and then add oil in a slow steady stream and count to 30 seconds, or until oil is completely emulsified and you have a thick creamy mayo.
Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary.
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