Sharons Sink Salad Recipe
Yield: 1 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1 Head: lettuce, or more
-just throw them in,
2 medium: Carrots, peeled and grated
1/2 medium: Daikon, cubed, (OR bunch of
4 Stalks: celery, sliced
-radishes, sliced)
4: To 5 green onions, chopped
1: Green pepper, diced
2 cup: Purple/red cabbage, sliced
1: Yellow pepper, diced
-thin,
1: Orange pepper, diced
1 1/2 cup: Frozen peas, not thawed,
1: Red pepper, diced
Directions:
OR... 2 cups worth of assorted colors (we LIKE peppers..) 8-} 1/2
cucumber (if desired) peeled and seeded handful of fresh bean
sprouts, chopped in half or thirds
Clean sink. 8-} Fill 1/2 way to top with cold water. Tear lettuce
up and throw in. Chop the rest of the ingredients and throw in. Let
sit in sink for an hour or two. Drain and serve. Makes about 1-1/2
large ziploc bags full... Will keep for up to 5 days.
When serving, thats when I add any tomatoes or mushrooms. Just
slice them and serve them on the side. If served with croutons and
bacon bits, it can be a meal in itself... 8-}
**MY NOTES** I take handfuls out and let it sit in the colander
draining and then pack it away in large ziploc bags. Makes about 1
1/2 ziploc bags full... Great if you are having company over...and
makes a great lunch all by itself.... Just add some canned salmon,
tuna, or sprinkle with fresh shrimp... YUM!! 8-}
Origin: Sharon Stevens Shared by: Sharon Stevens
Source from luhu.jp
cucumber (if desired) peeled and seeded handful of fresh bean
sprouts, chopped in half or thirds
Clean sink. 8-} Fill 1/2 way to top with cold water. Tear lettuce
up and throw in. Chop the rest of the ingredients and throw in. Let
sit in sink for an hour or two. Drain and serve. Makes about 1-1/2
large ziploc bags full... Will keep for up to 5 days.
When serving, thats when I add any tomatoes or mushrooms. Just
slice them and serve them on the side. If served with croutons and
bacon bits, it can be a meal in itself... 8-}
**MY NOTES** I take handfuls out and let it sit in the colander
draining and then pack it away in large ziploc bags. Makes about 1
1/2 ziploc bags full... Great if you are having company over...and
makes a great lunch all by itself.... Just add some canned salmon,
tuna, or sprinkle with fresh shrimp... YUM!! 8-}
Origin: Sharon Stevens Shared by: Sharon Stevens
Source from luhu.jp