Runner Bean Salad
A fresh runner bean salad with gremolata dressing and toasted flaked almonds. Simple, seasonal, and ready in under 20 minutes.
Sides are not a difficult to solve puzzle anymore! In fact, some of my flexitarian side dishes can be a full meal on their own, because they are crammed full of goodness. With soft or crunchy textures, mild or spicy flavors and an array of colors, they are the base of gorgeous meals.
A fresh runner bean salad with gremolata dressing and toasted flaked almonds. Simple, seasonal, and ready in under 20 minutes.
This avocado pineapple salsa started life as the topping for my al pastor pork tacos, and it was so good I couldn’t keep it locked inside one recipe. Juicy pineapple, soft avocado, sharp lime, shallot, herbs, and a little heat if you want it. It …
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