
Do you get the recommended daily servings of fruits and vegetables? It's hard. But I've been trying. I've started by doing little things that really don't take up that much extra time, like adding fruits and nuts to salads and slaws. Trying to get in all those antioxidants! This slaw includes cranberries and gala apples, and both are on the top 20 antioxidant rich foods. It's not really a recipe, just shred some cabbage, dice an apple, whisk up a lemon vinaigrette, and toss on a few dried cranberries. This was quite tasty, and the lemon vinaigrette kept the apples from turning brown.
Cabbage Slaw with Apples and Cranberries
Serves 2-3
1/4 - 1/2 head of cabbage, shredded
1 gala apple, diced
1/4 cup of dried cranberries
juice of one lemon
1-2 teaspoons of olive oil
salt and fresh ground pepper to taste
pinch of sugar (to taste)
Whisk together lemon juice, olive oil, salt, pepper and sugar. This is totally to taste. I like my dressing on the tart side, so I don't add much olive oil. I just add a little and start tasting it.
Toss cabbage, apples and cranberries with vinaigrette. Serve.
7 comments:
This salad sounds like a tasty way to get some more fruits and vegetables. It is not always easy to eat all of the daily recommended servings of fruits and vegetables every day.
I have been seeing some slaw recipes in blog land and am excited for spring to come! I love the combo of apples and cranberries here.
Up here, we eat slaws in the winter to keep our veggie intake. I like the apple/cabbage combo.
That looks just gorgeous - super clean and healthy!
Pam, I love this salad! It looks so refreshing and light.
This looks great, I love slaw, mostly becuase I love mayo SO MUCH!
I love this--I could eat it as a main dish!
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