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Endive Salad with Toasted Walnuts
By Ken Frank
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This salad is a great starter to any meal. It is quick and easy to make and does not weigh you down before the next course! Toasted walnuts and endives are a perfect pair.
1/2 cup California walnut pieces, toasted, finely chopped
Preparation
Pull off and set aside twenty whole leaves of endive–removing several attractive leaves from each head. Slice the remaining endives crosswise, on the bias, into 3/4-inch lengths. Separate the pieces as you work, transferring them to a large bowl.
To make the dressing, in a small bowl whisk together the Sherry wine vinegar, both mustards and the salt. Gradually add the oil in a thin stream, whisking constantly to make a smooth emulsion.
Place five of the reserved whole endive leaves on each of four plates, crisscrossing and stacking them to make a five-point star.
Toss the sliced endive with the toasted walnuts and the dressing. Divide among the salad plates, spooning it over the center of each star.
This vibrant sweet and spicy meal comes together in a flash and is easily customizable to suit everyone’s preferences. Swap tofu for chicken or shrimp or use another vegetable like zucchini or snap peas if desired.
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Tip: Maintain the freshness of California walnuts by keeping them cold. The best place to store them is in the refrigerator or freezer.
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