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The "Morning Living" Salad

Posted by Brian Kelsey

Ahh Betsy's world famous morning salad. You wanted the details, and here they are:


"BLD - breakfast, lunch, or dinner, I eat salad any (every?) time of day. Brian can testify! Here's what I packed for today's AM meal. It's a really awesome and flexible vegetable and protein bonanza.
This is a ballpark recipe - add or subtract where you like."  - Betsy

"Morning Living" Salad

3 large chopped Romaine lettuce leaves
cucumber
bell pepper
tomato
green beans
Italian white beans*
feta cheese
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 teaspoon white wine vinegar
salt (kosher or sea salt)
ground black pepper
dill or other fresh green herb as garnish

Directions:

1. Combine the lettuce, cucumber, bell pepper and tomato with the green beans, Italian white beans, and feta. 
2. Dress with kosher or sea salt, ground black pepper, a teaspoon or so of olive oil and equal parts of white wine vinegar.
3. Feel free to add dill or another fresh green herb.

Note: As for the Italian white beans - I buy them in a Sicilian store around the corner that keeps them jarred. Sub any cooked white bean or chick pea you like.

Comments (7)

  • Thanks for sharing! This looks deliscious and healthy... :o )

  • Would love to hear Morning Living replayed in the afternoons rather than replaying Martha's Q&A session for five straight days at 3 cst--the same exact episode. Am paying extra for Martha Radio, but is that really worth it for the drive home?

  • Would like to know the nutritional values for the salad.

  • Just a little clarification...
    Are the green beans cooked or blanched -- or do you use them raw?

  • Betsy you and Brian and cute on the radio, but what is going on? I have been a subscriber to Sirius since 2006. Longtime listener to MSLO Radio in the car and all day at work. Living Today is gone, there are constant repeats, no SANDY GLUCK? I hope you realize that the longer the chaos goes on with constant repeats of Ask Martha, intelligent listeners will move on. I miss the programming of the not so distance past.

  • Where is the KALE SALAD??? I need that receipe

  • Betsy,
    I would like your Kale salad recipe. I listen every morning, but have never actually been tuned in when you gave the recipe. You refer to Kale so often that I bought some, but I don't know what to do with it. I tried making Kale chips but they tasted like grass.
    Joni

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