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Fennel Salad with Pomelo and Avocado
Mar 9, 2010
They say Fennel taste just like liquorish and I must agree with them only more mild without the sugar like those black twizzlers I used to eat them as a kid. Fennel can be cooked in any way you like such as braising, stewing, grilling, or just plain raw. I never really had fennel until recently and I've had them raw so far in salads and I've heard they're delicious in soups. I made a quick salad with them with only a few ingredients: sweet pomelo and avocado with a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, a little sea salt, and fresh ground pepper complete this salad.
Labels: Salad, Vegetarian
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6 comments:
Your salad looks wonderful! I just recently tried fennel for the first time. I do agree it is very mild, yet quite flavorful.
I adore fennel in salads and I especially like them roasted with bacon.
Avocado is such a great, healthy addition to this salad.
I have never thought of pairing fennel with pamelo before, sounds like a good combination!
Sounds really refreshing...I love fennel.
Avacado and fennel love both of them and looks so fresh..
first time here and do visit me if time permits..
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