Summer Salad with Goat Cheese
200 grams / 7 oz. goat cheese
7 grams / ¼ oz. fresh mint
3 nectarines (nectarines out of season for us - used bartlett 1 pear)
4 tbls walnut oil
½ lemon
1 tbsp honey
75 grams / 3 oz. mixed salad
75 grams / 3 oz. fresh rucola (arugula)
55 grams / 2 oz. walnuts
black pepper
Prepare the goat cheese by cutting it into long slivers of about 1/3” wide.
Strip the mint leaves from the sprigs.
Peel the nectarines and divide them in segments.
Heat a heavy skillet or stovetop grill pan. Thinly brush the nectarine segments with about 1 tbsp walnut oil. Grill them for a minute each side and take from the pan.
Squeeze the half lemon over a salad bowl, add honey, walnut oil, fresh ground black pepper and salt to taste and whish into a smooth dressing.
Gently fold in the cheese, salad, rucola, mint and walnuts.
Put the salad into four bowls and garnish with the grilled nectarine segments. Serve with a wholewheat baguette and a fruity wine such as Sangria.
Variation: add parts of other fruits, such as slice strawberries, pieces of apple and/or blueberries.
Original Recipe from: http://www.godutch.com/windmill/recipeItem.asp?id=1042
OUR Rating: Groceries expense very reasonable
Very Easy!
5 out of 5 (if you like goat cheese)
Would we make again? Yes.
Heat a heavy skillet or stovetop grill pan. Thinly brush the nectarine segments with about 1 tbsp walnut oil. Grill them for a minute each side and take from the pan.
Squeeze the half lemon over a salad bowl, add honey, walnut oil, fresh ground black pepper and salt to taste and whish into a smooth dressing.
Gently fold in the cheese, salad, rucola, mint and walnuts.
Put the salad into four bowls and garnish with the grilled nectarine segments. Serve with a wholewheat baguette and a fruity wine such as Sangria.
Variation: add parts of other fruits, such as slice strawberries, pieces of apple and/or blueberries.
Original Recipe from: http://www.godutch.com/windmill/recipeItem.asp?id=1042
OUR Rating: Groceries expense very reasonable
Very Easy!
5 out of 5 (if you like goat cheese)
Would we make again? Yes.
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