Whenever I get any arugula (rocket as it's known in some areas), I always turn to Donna Hay. She always seems to find fresh, simple ways to serve it. So, when I found her recipe for Rocket and Sweet Potato Salad in The New Cook
Rocket and Sweet Potato Salad
Serves 4
14 1/4 oz sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced
6 1/2 oz haloumi (if you are lucky!)
chilli oil
6 1/2 oz rocket (arugula)
2 tablespoons Vietnamese mint leaves (I don't know what kind mine is!)
4 green onions thinly sliced
dressing
1 red chili sliced
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons lime juice
2 teaspoons brown (or palm) sugar
Brush the sweet potatoes and the haloumi with the chili oil. Cook on preheated grill or grill pan for about 1-2 minutes on each side, or until browned. (I actually just roasted mine in the oven at 400 degrees until the sweet potatoes were tender, about 5 minutes per side).
Arrange the arugula, mint, and green onions on a plate. Top with the sweet potatoes and the cheese. Mix the dressing ingredients together and pour over the salad.
32 comments:
I love the salad and sorry the asiago didn't treat you well. I have never heard of haloumi cheese, I will have to look it up.
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sounds great
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mmmmmmmm sweet potatoes
This is right up my alley. I have had that cheese before but I haven't paid prices like that, trust me!
hi, actually njoyd stumbling into ur blog...soundz yummy. never heard of houlomi cheese; however the swt ptato+mint+chilioil combo sounz promising.
This almost looks good enough to skip the winter stodge for...
Yum, I am copying this recipe. Great blog too. Thank you
Haloumi cheese is the best! we get it from an Arabic store in our area here ( I don't know if you have any where you are) You should try it lightly fried with some pita bread, mmmmmmmm Im craving! cool blog, keep it up!
It looks really good. I'm definitely going to have to try that recipe.
What a lovely salad. I've never had haloumi cheese but now I want to try it. Great recipe.
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Sweet Potatoes and Cheese. Nothing could be better in life, unless there was ice cream for dessert...or chocolate...or both...
Looks yummy!
Mmmm, quick,healthy,colorful, and tasty! I love green onions in salads.
I bet the sweet potatoes made it all come together. YUM!
Looks great.. will try this soon!
Yum...will try this tonight. I have mountains of sweet potato in my pantry for some reason?
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Geez, why did the price skyrocket so much, that's crazy but the salad sounds wonderful.
Great recipes in this blog. Great ideas for tonight...
Hi,
Could there be yet another name for it besides arugula and rocket? None of my friends have heard of it. I'd like to try the recipe though
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it looks yummy
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Thanks for the recipe! I will definitely be coming back
my favorite part of this is your little sweet potato coins--they look delicious! oddly enough, i've never seen sweet potatoes prepared quite like that. :)
looks delicious....and also lovely the green of the salad in contrast with the pale orange of the sweet potato.
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Great looking salad-can't wait to try it. Just wondering what cheese shop you use. I live down the road from you and wanted to come up there looking for Pronto Cheese. I had it up in Beverly Farms, Mass and it is wonderful. When I googled cheese shops in Chattanooga, I didn't find any. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks.
What a nice way to enjoy some sweet potatoes. And a great excuse to have some haloumi!
Thanks for the great recipe. We found the cheese for about $9, had never heard of it. Always happy to try something new.
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