This simple, refreshing salad features the fragrant, and slightly sweet fennel, fresh and juicy orange, crunchy Romaine lettuce and carrot. Make it as a side salad, or enjoy it as a light lunch with some homemade bread.
- 1 heart Romaine lettuce leaves
- Oranges, peeled and sliced
- 1 Fennel bulb, trimmed and sliced
- 1 handful Carrot strips
- 1 tbsp Olive oil
- 1 tbsp White wine vinegar
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Rinse, dry, and tear the lettuce into bite-sized pieces. Remove the peel and pith from the oranges. Cut the orangees into slices.
- In a large bowl, place the lettuce pieces, carrot strips, sliced fennel and oranges. Drizzle with olive oil and white wine vinegar. Taste with salt and black pepper. Gently toss and serve.
What a lovely, quick salad. I love the citrus.
ReplyDeleteI love fennel in any dish, but especially in a salad...fennel, and orange is such a lovely and refreshing combination...good for you salad, that no one can resist. Lovely photos of it, as well. Angie!
ReplyDeleteAs you know, I don't usually use fennel, but love the lightness and freshness of this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a light, flavorful n refreshing salad! Awesome pics :)
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Yummy! I love fennel salads. It's really great when you caramelize it too!
ReplyDeleteThat salad looks so wonderful. It has some light, beautiful flavors!
ReplyDeleteGlad I can find another Salad recipe :) Yours looks so tempting to try..hmmm
ReplyDeleteA glorious salad! What flavors! Fenel has such a refined taste, especially raw.
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Rosa
YUM! Your salad looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours and the freshness in this salad. thx for sharing. -ceecee
ReplyDeleteI love fennel combined with citrus, so refreshing :) Beautiful salad Angie, hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteI'm crazy about fennel, but have never cared for it raw. I love it roasted and in stews etc.
ReplyDeleteBut the idea of serving it with citrus is calling me. Think I should give it another try!
beautiful delicious salad
ReplyDeleteFennel! I've never cooked with fennel. But I had it in soup once and loved it! This salad sounds so refreshing! The citrusyness (that's not a word is it?) must give it such a punch!
ReplyDeleteOooooh that looks gorgeous! I love the idea of using orange and fennel together in a salad.
ReplyDeletehealthy n delicious salad recipe with amazing pics...yummmm
ReplyDeleteEasy salad to put together. Will try it when the weather gets warmer.
ReplyDeleteThis is so summery and refreshing!
ReplyDeleteI have never had fennel in a salad and would love to try! Thanks Angie for the great idea.
ReplyDeleteI love this salad - really like the added carrot for color and sweetness. A winter-salad pick-me-up! Lovely to look at, scrumptious to eat.
ReplyDeleteI love fennel in salad. This is so light & refreshing!
ReplyDeleteLove fennel in a salad, yours looks delicious paired with orange! So fresh and flavorful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great salad for winter. I love recipes with citrus...
ReplyDeleteTempting click! It's a great accompaniment to any meal, looks fabulous...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully simple salad that is FULL of flavor. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteWow..........its lovely :)
ReplyDeleteI love raw fennel in salads, it's fresh, flavorful and adds a nice crunch! The citrus adds just the right brightness and contrast to the fennel, really a lovely salad;-)
ReplyDeleteThis would be such a bright salad to serve on a winter table. The flavors and the textures are perfect! Thank you for sharing such a tempting salad. I hope you are doing well. Stay warm and enjoy the end of your week!
ReplyDeleteI've never made a fennel salad and I would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very healthy salad. I have yet to try fennel in salad. So far only used it in juice and soup.
ReplyDeleteYour picture is gorgeous but I love the bright flavors of this salad. It is a very elegant looking dish as well.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine the wonderful flavours orange and fennel.. :D
ReplyDeleteI love fennel! Your salad looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteOrange and fennel in salad, thats truly interesting..
ReplyDeleteNever tried fennel, but your salad is inviting!
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Rita
I should come and live with you as you make so much healthy salade ans I hardly make variety of salade, this looks so so good.
ReplyDeletelooks nice and fresh and light :), although i am yet to try my first taste of fennel bulb
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Angie! A much needed burst of color and fresh flavors in a winter that has already been way too long...
ReplyDeleteA very healthy salad!
ReplyDeleteAnother veg keep saying we want to try, yours look so refreshing, thanks for sharing! I never try it before, it can be cook too? Mei
ReplyDeletei haven't encountered real fennel only fennel seeds....hmmnnn.. I have no idea how this tastes but it looks really good...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colorful salad
ReplyDeleteWhat a fresh and delicious salad Angie! I have been seeing fennel everywhere the last few days! I think it's a sign...
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty, Angie! I love fennel but rarely seem to cook with it. Need to change that.
ReplyDeleteAngie, this is truly one of my favorite combos. Mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteFennel and citrus is such a lovely pairing...so fresh tasting! Looks like a beautiful salad!
ReplyDeleteI've recently started experimenting with fennel. LOVE the smell when you're chopping it up. It's delicious in so many ways...
ReplyDeleteThis makes me wish I liked raw fennel! It looks so refreshing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and healthy salad! i dontthink i've seen fennels bulbs near my area here.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for your kind words. Mei
ReplyDeleteColorful n delicious salad..Lovely clicks, Angie..
ReplyDeletehealthy and yummy salad!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks refreshing and gorgeous! Would love to have a plate of this for my lunch today!
ReplyDeleteI have only used fennel for roasting. Your refreshing salad sure looks like another delicious way of eating it, yum!
ReplyDeleteWonderful salad. The flavors must taste so good together:)
ReplyDeleteFirst time on your blog and I learned something - What fennel actually looked like! I love this salad and I am certainly going to buy fennel ( our house is perpetually filled with oranges - and whip this up... Thanks for sharing - lovely post, lovely blog! Priya
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this salad looks so refreshing, yummy!
ReplyDeletehmmm~ such a great plate full with anticipation of spring ;) love colours!
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful. Orange and fennel goes so well.
ReplyDeleteStunning, melodramatic photos, Angie. The black with the vibrant green and orange just sings flavour and crunch and yum!
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valerie
ah! every time I get to see a new recipe here.. never tried orange in salad.. interesting.
ReplyDeleteHow fresh and pretty! I bet this would go great with some grilled chicken.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
*kisses* HH
I have to admit that I never use fennel as raw. It is worth a try! Looks refreshing.
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bonne journée
Hi Angie-This salad is gorgeous! I love fennel with just a little salt and olive oil. Now I will make it the way you did. Refreshing.:)
ReplyDeleteAngie, I'm about to go to the store and I just put fennel on my list. I want to make this. Yum!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love raw fennel. beautiful fresh salad. There is a lack of appreciation for this mild anise flavored bulb in the U.S.. I think its fabulous.
ReplyDeleteVelva
first class salad Angie as ever love it :-) have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteA very light & elegant salad, nice!
ReplyDeleteI haven't ever had fennel raw - I should give it a go - the salad looks healthy and juicy, full of crunch yet sweetness
ReplyDeleteLove fennel. I thinking maybe larger pieces fennel/oranges would be good snack. What a great simple salad. I will be making it this week. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of citrus and fennel! This salad looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteLovely flavours and textures! It's always nice to have some citrus fruits in salads.
ReplyDeleteI never knew what to do with fennel but to give it to my rabbits ;), thanks for sharing this recipe, Angie...
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite combinations, great flavours!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous salad, oranges and fennel together are such an imaginative combination.....I don't think I would have thought of it, but now I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a very interesting twist on how to present fennel. Will definitely give it a try. Lovely Blog!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I love serving fennel salad with an orange vinaigrette. It's the perfect side served with duck breast.
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderfully fresh, light and tasty. And, one of the few things that has been able to appeal to me since being pregnant. Yummy! I've never had fennel. Not fresh, anyway. Just the seeds. But I'd really love a dish of this salad! =)
ReplyDeleteI love fennel - seed, powdered, bulb, and this is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI do this one a lot too. Love the combo of the orange and the fennel.
ReplyDeleteThis is favorite way of eating fennel shaved thin with citrus juices, oils, citrus wedges....
ReplyDeleteI call it my vegan ceviche.
I agree pinots are pricey. We haven't had much of French Burgundys. We will eventually :)
Thanks for stopping by weirdcombinations!
Cheers,
Heguiberto
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