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A Savory Moment by Life At The Table
Chef Sandra Lewis, Life At The Table
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8 hours ago
Tips, fun facts, and recipes from Chef Sandra Lewis of Life At The Table to help you answer the most important question of the day, "What's for dinner?".
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Tips, fun facts, and recipes from Chef Sandra Lewis of Life At The Table to help you answer the most important question of the day, "What's for dinner?".
Show more...
Food
Arts,
Society & Culture,
Health & Fitness,
Nutrition,
Documentary
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Lentil Salad with Ladolemono
A Savory Moment by Life At The Table
3 minutes 26 seconds
1 year ago
Lentil Salad with Ladolemono


A Mediterranean Delight: Lentil Salad with Ladolemono
Lentils have a long and delicious history with the human race.
Esau was so enticed by this legume that he traded his birthright to his brother Jacob in exchange for a bowl of red lentil stew.
Maybe you don’t love them that much, but you’re going to love my Lentil Salad with Ladolemono, a tangy, lemony Greek dressing.
 
The Magic of Lentils in this Lentil Salad with Ladolemono
Lentils are a tiny but mighty legume that pack a nutritional punch.
They are a rich source of protein fiber, and essential nutrients like folate, iron, magnesium, and potassium.
Lentils are rich in dietary fiber, both soluble and insoluble, and one cup of cooked lentils contains about 15 grams of fiber.
Lentils also contain various bioactive compounds with antioxidant properties that help protect the body against oxidative stress and may reduce the risk of chronic diseases including heart disease and cancer.
And lentils are easy to digest, and low in fat and calories.
Truly, what’s not to like?
 
Lentil Salad: Why The Choice of Green Lentils
For this salad, use green lentils or French green lentils, also known as “puy” lentils.
The primary difference between these two types of green lentils lies in their geographical origin.
Puy lentils come exclusively from France, while those labeled simply as green lentils have been grown in North America, Europe, or Asia.
The most important characteristic of green lentils despite where they’re grown is the ability of this lentil to maintain its shape after cooking. Unlike red lentils that break down easily.
 
Meet Ladolemono: The Tangy Greek Dressing That Will Make Your Tastebuds Dance
Now get ready to meet ladolemono. An unforgettable, tangy, and lemony classic Greek salad dressing.
The word “ladolemono” is a composite word derived from the two Greek words for olive oil and lemon, highlighting its simple yet vibrant ingredients.
Add to this delightful combo minced garlic and either dried or fresh oregano and its magnificence in each bite.
And now you have a truly spectacular dish; a salad that highlights the combined beauty of the lentil with all the deliciousness that is ladolemono.
Your tastebuds are going to dance a Greek jig.
 
Bringing It Together: Lentils and Ladolemono with Pan-Seared Chicken and a Chive Yogurt Sauce
Now imagine your lentils with crisp bell peppers and savory shallots tossed with the ladolemono.
It’s a celebration of textures and flavors. The lentils are tender, the vegetables add crunch, and the dressing ties everything together with bright, citrusy notes.
Top it with a pan-seared protein of your choice with a chive yogurt sauce and you’ve got a winning meal.
Try it today.
Book a a culinary team building or healthy cooking class featuring this recipe!
Here’s another recipe with a Greek flair you will definitely enjoy. If you’re not vegan, replace the tempeh with chicken and replace the cashew yogurt with whole-milk yogurt.
Greek Tempeh Wrap with Cashew Yogurt Tzatziki Sauce

 
 

A Savory Moment by Life At The Table
Tips, fun facts, and recipes from Chef Sandra Lewis of Life At The Table to help you answer the most important question of the day, "What's for dinner?".