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The sweetness from roasting the carrots and red onion paired with a delicious tangy lemon vinaigrette is just amazing. Tossed with some mild purple Belgian endives, crunchy toasted pumpkin seeds and sweet pomegranate seeds, creating a dish that will excite the palate, please the eye and leave you wanting more. If you can't find heirloom carrots, regular orange variety works just as fine.
- 1 tbsp Maple syrup
- 1 Organic lemon, zested and juiced
- 5 tbsp Extra-virgin olive oil
- 700 g Organic heirloom carrots, scrubbed (or use regular)
- 1 Red onion, sliced into thin wedges
- Thyme sprigs
- Salt and black pepper
- 1 head Purple Belgian endive, eparated into leaves
- 30 g Pumpkin seeds, toasted in a dry pan
- 80 g Pomegranate seeds
- 2 tbsp Fresh herbs, chopped (I used coriander and mint)
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- Heat the oven to 200C/400F. Whisk together the maple syrup, lemon zest, and 1 tbsp of the olive oil. Season with salt and pepper.
- Halve the carrots lengthways and put them in the baking paper lined roasting tray lined with the onion wedges. Add the oil mixture and stir well so all the carrots are lightly glazed. Spread out the vegetables in a single layer and top with a few sprigs of thyme. Roast for 30-40 minutes or until tender, stirring several times.
- Cut off the bottom 1/2-inch of the endive and seperate the leaves.
- Whisk the lemon juice, remaining olive oil and some salt and pepper. Arrange the carrots and purple Belgian endive leaves on a large platter. Top with the pumpkin seeds, pomegranate seeds and chopped herbs, then drizzle over the dressing and serve.
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...a colorful dish!
ReplyDeleteI love it!....they look so tasty and healthy!!....Abrazotes, Marcela
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ReplyDeleteYour salads always look so fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSe ve una rica ensalada. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteLooks good
ReplyDeleteLooks nice and different.
ReplyDeleteAl contrario de otras verduras, no suelo asar la zanahoria nunca, pero esta ensalada me ha gustado por sus ingredientes y elaboración. Seguro que la preparo.
ReplyDeleteColourful and healthy looking dish
ReplyDeletePurple Belgian endive looks so appealing... yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous, I do love me violet and purple things!
ReplyDeleteI discovered roasted veggies a few years back, and it was one culinary trick that I wish I knew about sooner. Roasted carrots are delicious. I bet this salad is really tasty. Happy new week. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeletePiatto bellissimo e salutare!
ReplyDeleteA colourful and healthy looking meal.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you Angie, looks like another delicious recipe.
ReplyDeleteSo many bright colors in that dish, it is very tempting!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really healthy!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely night, my friend!
Healthy and beautiful dish.
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful and creative salad with so many flavors that I love!
ReplyDeleteColorful dish !
ReplyDeleteYou've really hit a chord with this one. I love roasted vegetable salads! How did you know?
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful, elegant, and colorful salad this is!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. My mother has those same brown dishes!
ReplyDeleteYou make root veggies always look so beautiful and delicious! Yum.
ReplyDeleteLook at the gorgeous colour of those veggies. Does Purple Belgian Endive have a different flavour than normal green-white endive? I have never seen the purple variety here but if I do, I will definitely pick some up to make this beautiful salad.
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@Eva Taylor They taste more or less the same.
ReplyDeleteIve never had endive you are such a master at everything now I need to find this since this looks incredible!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks absolutely delicious! I love roasted vegetables, and the combination of sweet roasted carrots and tangy lemon vinaigrette sounds amazing. I also appreciate that you included options for substitutions, in case heirloom carrots are not available.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous salad, Angie. Love the touch of maple in this!!
ReplyDeleteAnother healthy food that i can try someday in my little kitchen...Interesting....^^
ReplyDeletea beautiful salad with colorful veggies - right up my alley! Pinned!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so good and looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful for a springtime meal. The colors are stunning! :-) ~Valentina
ReplyDeleteI like heirloom everything - tomatoes, carrots, etc. They always have "purple" in it which is such desirable anthocyanins :) superfood!
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