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  • Posted January 30, 2013 by
    Violettewebb
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    Autumn Waldorf Salad

     

    This flavourful salad makes an excellent side dish but can also serve as a light lunch on its own. You can also turn this into a hot dish by tossing the “salad” ingredients in a little bit of cooking oil, and baking them for 20 minutes, before you add the dressing.

     


    Ingredients

     

    For the Salad:
    2 Apples (Cortland or Macintosh), cored and diced
    1 bulp celeriac, peeled and julienned
    2 C cabbage, shredded
    1 red onion, diced
    1 kolrabi, peeled and grated
    ¼ C crumbled walnuts
    ¼ C cried cranberries (sweetened) OR raisins

     

    For the Dressing:
    1 C plain yogurt
    1 tbsp grainy (Dijon-style) prepared mustard
    Pinch salt (or garlic salt)
    2 tbsp cider vinegar
    1 tbsp dried parsley (or ¼ C fresh parsley, well chopped)
    1 tsp dried tarragon

     

    In the small mixing bowl, blend the dressing ingredients together and allow to stand while you prepare the rest of the salad

     

    Prepare the vegetables and fruits, washing, peeling, and chopping them as directed in the ingredients list

     

    Toss salad ingredients together in the large bowl until well mixed

     

    Add dressing to salad and toss again until everything is well covered

     

    Serve and enjoy

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