Crunchy Citrus Salad

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This citrus salad recipe is perfect for a zesty & flavorful lunch!

15 min. 4 serv.

32 ratings

Trying to find a fantastic lunch recipe? This Crunchy Citrus Salad has so much flavor that you won’t be able to taste where one ingredient begins and the other ends!

A perfect light and healthy meal to sate your appetite and satisfy your hunger!

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CALORIES: 150

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Ingredients

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1 Zucchini, peeled

1 Carrots, peeled

1/2 Napa Cabbage, chopped

1 Green pepper, thinly sliced

2 Stalk Green onions, minced

1 grapefruit

1 Lime

1 Bunch Fresh basil, chopped

1 Bunch Fresh cilantro, chopped

2 Handful Bean sprout

Nutritional Info

Dressing

2/3 Cup Water

dates, (pitted medjool)

1 Handful Cashews

1 Piece Fresh Ginger, peeled and coarsely chopped

1/2 Garlic clove, peeled, green center removed, coarsely chopped

2 Lime juice

2 Tbsp Soy sauce, or tamari (gluten-free option)

Directions

step #1

Use a vegetable peeler to peel the zucchini and carrots into thin slice and place them in a big bowl
Shred the cabbage finely, slice the red pepper and green onions as finely as you can, and add to the bowl.

step #2

Now use a knife to cut the peel away from the grapefruit and lime. Roughly cut out all the segments from both, leaving the pith and membrane behind.
Put them segments into a bowl.

step #3

Add the chopped the basil, cilantro and all the bean sprouts to the bowl.

step #4

For the dressing, put all the ingredients into a blender or magic bullet and blending until you have a dressing just thick enough to coat.

step #5

Pour the dressing over the salad, mix well, and top with the crushed cashews and the rest of the cilantro.

step #6

Ready to serve!

Did you know?

Scallions are often overlooked as a significant source of healthy nutrients.

Scallions, or green onions, are a close relative of the onion but are really from the Allium family.

The micronutrients contained in a scallion are truly missed. Vitamin K is found in abundance as well as folate, iron and manganese!
Mixed with all the other ingredients in this particular recipe, you won’t be short on anything healthy!