This simple but elegant salad contains sweet, tender vacuum pack beetroot beets, which is a truly convenient and versatile ingredient and great for use in a wide range of dishes, cilantro, and pistachios, plus protein-rich pan-seared prawns. The sweet but tangy taste of white balsamic and a rich, buttery macadamia oil make a perfect compliment to those naturally sweet root vegetables.
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- Using a mandoline, slice the beetroot into a bowl. Add the white balsamic, a tablespoon of macadamia oil, and season with a little salt and pepper. Mix together.
- In a pan, heat the sunflower oil over high heat until hot. Add in prawns and cook until they have turned pink and cooked through, about 3 minutes.
- Arrange the thinly sliced beetroot onto two serving plates. Place the cilantro in the center and top with pan-seared prawns. Scatter the chopped pistachios over. Drizzle with a little bit more macadamia oil if desired.
This is a beautiful salad, I love the color of it. Looks healthy and delicious. Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and I love the combination of the white balsamic and macadamia nut oil. I haven't tried that combination before but it sounds just wonderful. Beets are so good for you, we should all eat them daily. Lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat rich flavour and colour combinations..Tasty and healthy!
ReplyDeleteAwesome clicks n healthy salad...
ReplyDeleteReally tasty and good :D Congratulations, and happy monday :)
ReplyDeleteRefined, refreshing and scrumptious! Just perfect.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
A feast for the eyes. What a lovely presentation you have made. Makes me want to plung into your plate :)
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous plate of salad! And it looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful salad!Beetroots are always a winner!
ReplyDeleteHugs,dear!
2 of my favourite ingredients - beetroot and prawns. I would never have thought to put them together. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautifully plated meal Angie.
ReplyDelete:-) Mandy xo
Angie, prawns and beetroot. I love it.
ReplyDeleteAgain beautiful cutting of the beetroot. This dish looks so elegant!
ReplyDeleteAwee...such a colourful platter, love those swirls of beet!
ReplyDeleteLove the flavours and colour in this dish. I'm really into prawns, so might given this a go - only thing I don't have is macadamia oil, will any nut oil do?
ReplyDelete@Emma @ Fork and GoodSure, walnut oil will be a great substitute.
ReplyDeleteAngie, this salad is not just flavourful but pretty presentation too!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully plated! I bet they go well together. Need to remember get some beets at the market next time I hit the seafood stand.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful week!
What a fantastic looking dish. Love everything you put in there, must get some nice prawns and try this out.
ReplyDeletesuch a pleasing salad spread... lov it
ReplyDeleteFascinating combination of color and flavor - I could almost smell the beets!
ReplyDeleteInteresting flavors Angie! I love beets, but never thought of pairing them with pistachios and cilantro!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dish! I am a huge fan of prawns, love them :)
ReplyDeleteanother wonderful dish, beautifully photographed.
ReplyDeleteBrilliantly presented dish. So inspiring... Thank you so much.
ReplyDeletewhat a feast of colors! this looks incredible.
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely beautiful (and therefore delicious!)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully presented, Angie. I love beets!
ReplyDeleteI never thought beets and seafood together,but it's looks so good,beautiful color and presentation, love it :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous salad Angie! I love the vibrant color of the beetroot!
ReplyDeleteGosh I don't know what am I waiting to make a salad like this but I know now I will try one soon :-)
ReplyDeleteI love to mix flavors. I need to get fresh prawns and I can try your recipe out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a vibrant, pretty dish! Looks like something I'd order at a good restaurant.
ReplyDeleteAwesome clicks and a very appealing salad!
ReplyDeleteThis looks super incredible! Do you mean you bought cooked beets in a vaccuum packed package, or that you cooked them in a vaccuum pack, like sous-vide style?? It really looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI recalled you making a lovely beetroot dish sometime ago too & I was amazed with the way you'd presented it. Another wonderful effort, Angie!
ReplyDeleteAs much as I love Beets...I never have thought to pair them with shrimp. A totally genius concept! Angie, you never cease to amaze me with all your creative, colorful, healthy, and super delicious foods, breads, and desserts. I truly adore this yummy salad:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous salad! Where did you find vacuum packed cooked beets???
ReplyDelete@koko
ReplyDeleteKoko, I got the vacuum packed beets from our supermarket.
@Mrs.P
ReplyDeleteI got them from one of our local stores. They are available in almost all the supermarkets here.
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ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteI just bought fresh beets yesterday...
ReplyDeleteAngie,your salad looks so Gourmet!nice colors,nice presentation,light flavors,delicious salad!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beet salad Angie-looks like it could become a favorite! We can buy precooked beets in vacuum package at Trader Joes-they are so easy to use;)
ReplyDeleteMy beets are ready for harvest, this is a timely recipe, thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gourmet salad fits for a Michelin star restaurant! :) So pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous dish! I love how you arranged the beet slices.
ReplyDeleteMy mom loves beets and you have amazing beets recipes! This salad looks really good,Angie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a combo. Looks fab!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous presentation! I love that you always cook with different ingredients that some of don't see to often. This dish, especially with the prawns looks fantastic and I bet it tastes the same :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique salad! I'm not a big fan of beet root but this looks like they are sliced very thin and topping with a ton of flavors! Love the oils you used! This salad might make me love beet root!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful salad ! The vibrant colours give a very refreshing feel.
ReplyDeleteI love the precooked beets. I was amazed when I found them at the store and they were completely affordable and totally delicious. Terrific recipe. As always, you turn simple ingredients into amazing dishes.
ReplyDeleteGood grief, fantastic looking plate Angie...drooling right now!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I have recently started to really enjoy beets ... and they're just so pretty with that color! I'm a big fan of white balsamic lately too!
ReplyDeleteI have got to get some beets panted for fall.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous presentation! A yummy combination!!!
ReplyDeleteHow beautifully presented and a great dish...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous salad, Angie!!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Angie. I love thos beetroots too. So versatile. I love that you have paired prawns with your beefroot
ReplyDeletestunningly beautiful plate of colors with such good taste and healthy too...
ReplyDeleteperfect... :-)
I love beets! This looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteAngie,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours has this fantastic salad, with the prawns that I love ! :)
Cheers,
I wish I could get my husband to eat beets! I absolutely love them and do make them just for myself :) They bring back wonderful memories of my parents' garden. The seared shrimp is a brilliant addition!
ReplyDeleteWonderful dish Angie! Those prawns look so succulent. It is a pretty dish too XX
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking salad!!Love the prawns on top and the macadamia oil sounds wonderful!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Angie, we love beetroot!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so easy and looks divine! You are a food artist and an inspiration to all of us struggling to make a pretty plate!
ReplyDeleteNever seen vacuum packed cooked beetroots over here before. Hmmm.....
ReplyDeleteWow, now that is a piece of art, Angie!! What a stunning salad, and I'm sure delicious as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful salad Angie...I never had beet root with prawns...love the color and how you presented.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe and hope you are having a great week :D
gorgeous and I need to use beetroot more in salad
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, this is one classy and elegant looking salad :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious Angie! Love the combination of seared prawns and beetroot! YUM!
ReplyDeleteLovely & I like beeatroot too! YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteA very eye-catching salad!! A very creative way to enjoy beetroot too!
ReplyDeleteNot only a lovely dish, but totally appetizing. Yum yum!
ReplyDeleteYou truly have a talent for creating beautiful food, Angie! This salad is lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat's a yummy looking salad :) Perfect with pan seared prawns !
ReplyDeleteThis is way too pretty to gobble! But i'll still do it, thanks to the luscious prawns ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! So many pretty colors!
ReplyDeletelovely summer flavours!
ReplyDeleteune belle combinaison de saveurs et de couleurs bravo
ReplyDeletebonne journée
What a beautiful salad - so simple and elegant and unexpected flavors which work wonderful together - really lovely
ReplyDeleteMary x
Would love to have a plate of that delicious salad with prawns right in front of me now:D Looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow Angie, the salad alone is beautiful. The prawns are just the icing on the cake! Lovely! : )
ReplyDeleteI would love to eat this right now! So gorgeous and luscious looking.
ReplyDeleteLove the color and looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteLovely and refreshing salad , Angie ! And in such a wonderful color to boot :D Just delish !
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ReplyDeleteUna verdadera delicia ensalada refrescante y muy hermosa,saludos y abrazos.
that's a beautiful dish that no one can resist!
ReplyDeleteI am always on the lookout for great beet recipes! Beets combined with prawns is a very interesting combination - pinned!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous salad Angie! You are so adventurous in your flavor pairings and they always sound so delicious!
ReplyDeletethe hue of those beets is just beautiful and vibrant--makes me long to find them tasty, but alas, i do not. :)
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, What a pretty salad!! not to mention I am sure it is delicious. blessings dear. Catherine xo
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ReplyDeletepresentation and colors. WOW.
Beautiful dish Angie! Everything you make always looks so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteAngie, what a stunning plate! I love everything you make.
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, beautiful plating, like from 5 stars hotel. The combination sound delightful. You're excellent!
ReplyDeleteBest regards.
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