Here is the recipe for those who were at Holy Resurrection Monastery and wanted the spinach salad recipe in better detail.
Spinach salad
Key notes: 1. Wash your hands 2. Wash the produce � drain and gently pat dry 3. Wash your hands
1 bunch green onions chopped very fine � 1/8� to �� is good 2 bunches spinach chopped into �� strips by about 1-1/2� inches long � tsp fresh lemon zest I put these ingredients in a plastic bag and shook to coat and mix the lemon zest
1 small bag of slivered almonds or about a handful
6 ozs rice vinegar � I used Marukan seasoned rice vinegar that comes diluted to 4.1% acidity 8 ozs Bertolli extra light tasting olive oil (delicate & mild) so light it almost looks like veg. oil � - 1/3 C. powdered sugar � SEE FOOTNOTE � tsp. salt
Mix the first three ingredients thoroughly and place in a bowl, add the almond slivers & set aside
Using a whisk - mix the second four ingredients thoroughly in a bowl
Pour the dressing on the spinach/almond mixture
Using your very clean hands, incorporate the dressing with the salad dressing� �tossing� and coating completely using a crunching motion on the spinach, to slightly bruise it so it softens.
SUGAR FOOTNOTE: I used Kroger brand. Also acceptable brands are: Ralphs and Vons. Why you ask� b/c they are BEET sugar with cornstarch already added. If you use C&H brand powdered sugar you get that awful hyper processed cane sugar and will probably have to add your own cornstarch to get a dressing consistency that clings to the salad. The added bonus is that beet sugar is way cheaper than cane sugar.
Servings: 6 Units: US | Metric 1 1/2 lbs asparagus spears 1 tablespoon margarine 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/4 cup almonds, slivered and toasted salt pepper Directions:
1 Clean and trim off the tough ends of asparagus. 2 Melt margarine in a large skillet. (Non-stick is optional). 3 Add the asparagus. Saute' at medium heat for 3-5 minutes. 4 Add lemon juice, cover, and simmer until crisp-tender. 5 Add the almond slivers. Season with salt and pepper to taste. 6 Toss gently, then serve.
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