Carrot and Apple Salad with Tomato
(1 serve)
100 g carrots
100 g apples
100 g tomatoes
nutmeg, pepper, parsley or coriander
garlic
lemon juice
vegetable oil, sugar, salt
Wash and peel the vegetables. Peel and
shred the carrot. If required, peel the
apple. Clean apple is cut into wedges,
cored and sprinkled lightly wit lemon
juice. Tomatoes are also cut into wedges.
Place shredded carrots on a sieve and
blanche with salty water for approximately
1-2 minutes, then drain.
Place the apple and tomato wedges on a
plate and cover with shredded carrot.
Make a dressing by blending spices and
vegetable oil; sprinkle the components
with dressing. If desired, apples and carrots
may be finely ground for the salad.
Serve as hors d’oeuvres or with grilled
chicken.
Sauerkraut and Beetroot Salad with Salted Herring
50 g sauerkraut
50 g pickled beetroot
50 g celery stalks
50 g apples
50 g herring fillet
1 hard-boiled egg
black pepper, spring onions or
chives
5 ml vegetable oil
Dice celery, beetroot and apples into
cubes of suitable size. Add sauerkraut,
vegetable oil and chopped herring. Mix
the components carefully and season.
Use parsley and egg wedges to garnish.
You can also place the ingredients into
the bowl in layers and later pour over
with mayonnaise and sour cream dressing
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