I put this **** on everything.

Salad Dressing

I like simplicity, and simplicity likes me. It’s why my nutrition model is based around easy, approachable solutions for anyone and everyone interested in improving their life, even just a little bit.

I eat clean, but that’s because I eat very basic (but not dull) and lots of it. My vegetable intake is impressively high. I eat salads every day. And I’m not here to brag, I’m here to tell you how I do it.

Dressing. It’s all about the dressing. I put that **** on everything.

If you have an array of salad dressings you can make in bulk, you will be amazed at how many more vegetables you can pound back in a day.

How to do it efficiently:

I typically make a large batch of two salad dressing at a time, and keep them each in 1L mason jars in the fridge to be used in the week ahead, either to use as a dressing or just to dip veggies into. By having two options, you don’t get exhausted by continually using the same dressing.

In addition the two dressings I keep on hand, I also use simple oil + vinegar regularly. So that translates into a 3 dressing rotation.

One of my go-to’s..

One of my go-to dressing is my Carrot Miso Ginger Dressing. Ever been to a sushi restaurant and tasted their salad dressing? It’s sort of like that, but it tastes better and is better for you.

And it only requires a blender.

 

Carrot Miso Ginger Dressing

  • 4 to 5 large organic carrots (if not organic, peel; if organic, leave it), broken up

  • ½ cup organic olive oil

  • ½ cup rice vinegar (organic preferably)

  • ½ cup water

  • 1 tbsp. toasted sesame oil

  • 4 tsp. chopped fresh ginger root (or 2 tsp. ginger powder)

  • 2 garlic clove

  • 3 tbsp. miso paste

  • ½ orange's worth of juice


Directions: Add all ingredients to blender and blend! Store in large mason jar or container and add 2-3 tbsp. to salad or steamed veg!

 

The benefits:

  • The garlic helps reduce blood pressure and supports liver detoxification.

  • The ginger helps stimulate the digestive system.

  • It’s probiotic-rich (thanks to the miso), so it improves digestion and reduces bloat.

  • Wicked source of fibre, so you're adding fibre on fibre when you put it on a salad!

So, now you can be the one to put this **** on everything.

Enjoy, let me know what you think!

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