Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Sunflower Salad
Scott just shipped off to New York for a few days, which means I'll be throwing nightly raucous keggers complete with male strippers, naked limbo contests, and a cocaine bar. It also means I'll be cooking for one until Monday. Despite how sad the phrase "cooking for one" sounds, I kind of like preparing food for myself. Moping and nuking TV dinners is not my style.
Single-serving meals are especially gratifying when the food turns out as tasty as this sunflower salad. The parsley and garlic give it a fresh and zesty kick and the seeds contribute the perfect crunch and a hefty dose of Vitamins E and B1.
I had some quick-broiled zucchini on the side for a light eight-ingredient lunch.
7-Ingredient Sunflower Salad
Prep Time: 10 minutes. Cook Time: 25 minutes. Serves 1+.
2 medium red potatoes
8-10 cherry tomatoes, halved
1 Tbls. fresh parsley, chopped
2 Tbls. extra virgin olive oil
1 Tbls. apple cider vinegar
2 Tbls. raw sunflower seeds
1 clove garlic, grated.
Boil potatoes whole until tender, about 25 minutes. Let cool until you can handle them.
Slice potatoes into bite-sized chunks and toss with remaining ingredients, salt and pepper.
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This looks SO delicious! I will definitely be trying out this recipe!
ReplyDeleteYay! It made for a nice summery meal for sure. Leftovers were good too :D
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!
ReplyDeleteOoh, this looks so good, and I really appreciate that you take time to cook like this for yourself. I'm trying to be like this too, Terita.
ReplyDeletep.s. toasted sunflower seeds taste like bacon to me-they make everything better.
p.s.s. I don't eat bacon/pork (smile)!
Stella, that is so funny you say that toasted sunflower seeds taste like bacon! I have been thinking of trying to make vegetarian bacon bits out of them. Now I think I must :)
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