Salad/ Side Dishes

CRUNCHY SALAD with CRISPY BACON

I’ve been making this salad in one guise or another since the 90s. Anything goes – this is such a simple arrangement, and a glorious combination of contrasts: between savoury and sweet; crisp and creamily dense.

This is still a country where in most cafes and restaurants you’re served a slice of tomato and undressed iceberg lettuce and it’s called a salad. But it’s really the Dressing that enables you to make a salad out of anything, and I have some fabulously amazing salad dressings in my repertoire.

CRUNCHY SALAD with CRISPY BACON

CRUNCHY SALAD with CRISPY BACON

There’s something about a warm salad. Delightfully cool, crunchy, crispy, smothered in a creamy yoghurt dressing, topped with warm crispy bacon

Recipe by Michelle
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Course: SaladCuisine: BritishDifficulty: Easy
Servings

1-2

servings
Total time

30

minutes

Ingredients – Crunchy Salad

  • 50 g White Cabbage

  • 50 g Baby Plum Tomatoes

  • 50 g Cucumber

  • 100 g Iceberg Salad

  • 3 Rashers of Bacon

  • Yoghurt Salad Dressing – Keep in the Fridge
  • 200 g Skyr Joghurt (or similar)

  • 25 ml White Wine Vinegar

  • 1-2 Crushed Garlic Cloves (optional)

  • 1/4 tsp Pink Himalayan Salt

Method – Salad

  • Using preferably a Mandoline (slices much finer than with a knife):
  • Shred the cabbage
  • Slice the cucumber with the mandolin into fine slices
  • Make the Dressing
  • Put all ingredients into a jam jar and shake. Adjust to taste – add more vinegar or yoghurt depending on whether you prefer it sour or less sour – (Makes more than one serving – keep refrigerated)
  • Add the dressing to the salad and mix with salad spoons
  • Put the mixed salad into salad bowls and add the warm crispy bacon on top. 
    Delicious!

Notes

  • MACROS – Crunchy Salad without the dressing: 6.6 Carbs – 8.7 Fat – 10.3 Protein – 153 Calories
  • MACROS Dressing in total: 8.7 Carbs – 0.4g Fat – 20.2g Protein – 119 Calories

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