Recipes
Salads and dressings
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            Leafy green and seaweed saladSeaweed is highly nutritious and is a great addition to your favourite green salad, the seeds and walnuts giving a super healthy yummy crunch. 
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            Roasted red Romano pepper saladColourful, warming and nourishing this red pepper salad is a great take on salad for the cooler months – vegan, gluten free and delicious… 
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            Crispy fennel and apple saladA fresh green salad using a simple combination of flavoursome ingredients (fennel, apple and parsley), which is highly nutritious, quick and easy to prepare and keeps well in the fridge. 
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            Fresh lentil, edamame and cherry tomato saladA fresh take on a lentil salad – keeping it light and colourful with herbs and cherry tomatoes. Super versatile and great along side any protein or as a stand-alone dish. 
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            Basil and tahini dressingCreamy and nutritious, this dairy free tahini and basil dressing is a strong complement for many salads and offers a great alternative source of calcium from the sesame seeds. 
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            Cucumber noodle and grilled broccoli saladAn inspiring new take on salad – grilled broccoli served on a bed of cucumber noodles with a flavour-filled dressing – reminding us how versatile vegetables can be. 
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            Warm gluten free quinoa and avocado saladSuper high in protein and rich in fibre this yummy gluten free quinoa dish is perfect on its own or served with a piece of grilled fish or meat. 
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            Dairy free lemon tahini dressingA delicious creamy dressing made with tahini (sesame seed paste) and lemon. This dairy free tahini dressing is a fantastic accompaniment to any salads, roasted vegetables or served as a dip. 
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            Fresh herb summer saladThis salad is sure to be a favourite at summer barbeques or shared lunches. It is super simple and not shy of flavours; fresh and crisp with a combination of yummy herbs that really make this salad something special. 
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            Spring green, brussel tops and cabbage slawIs it time to add some new greens to your vegetables list? How about adding vibrant green cabbage, a combination of spring greens and brussel tops or your seasonal choice. 
 
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