Asian Style Chopped Salad with Zingy Ginger Lime Dressing
This fresh, vibrant, crunchy salad screams summer. Not only does it taste great, it is highly customisable. Any wilt-resistant vegetable can be used -...
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This fresh, vibrant, crunchy salad screams summer. Not only does it taste great, it is highly customisable. Any wilt-resistant vegetable can be used - see our tip below for ideas. And if you are a savoury-sweet person some chopped mango or pineapple would be welcome!
Here we have presented it as a side salad but it could easily be transformed into a main course with the addition of rice or noodles and a protein - grilled prawns, chicken, tofu or edamame would all make delicious additions.
This fresh, vibrant, crunchy salad screams summer. Not only does it taste great, it is highly customisable. Any wilt-resistant vegetable can be used - see our tip below for ideas. And if you are a savoury-sweet person some chopped mango or pineapple would be welcome!
Here we have presented it as a side salad but it could easily be transformed into a main course with the addition of rice or noodles and a protein - grilled prawns, chicken, tofu or edamame would all make delicious additions.
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Notes
Tip: If you want to prepare in advance we recommend scraping out the seeds from the cucumber which can release water over time and lead to a soggy salad.
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Method
Gather and prepare your ingredients.
Place all the dressing ingredients together in a bowl and whisk to combine.
Place all salad ingredients in a large bowl, drizzle over the dressing and toss to combine. Top with toasted peanuts.
Notes
Tip: If you want to prepare in advance we recommend scraping out the seeds from the cucumber which can release water over time and lead to a soggy salad.
User comments (2)
Delicious. I used spinach, rucula and mixed lettuce greens with some red and green peppers as the base. Dressing is divine. Quick and easy to make.
Love this recipe I use spinach / lettuce redcabbage/rocket as can’t get book Choy or Chinese cabbage where we live and it is utterly delicious!