This is the easiest salad ever and a good option as work
lunch. I made it in the morning, when I had nothing in the house apart from
these 3 ingredients and then took it with me, because it is that quick to make.
Needless to say better, much cheaper and more filling than any salad available
from the canteen. This little number will get you out of the rut. I enjoy the
combination of sweet, smoky and the salty, slight sharp taste of the feta.
This easy recipe is also mentioned in my article “Never buy lunch again, make it yourselfwith these great ideas” so have a look for more delicious ideas to put the dreaded work lunch back on the map, leave people in your office
jealous and wondering how you can put it all together. We have a few nosy
people in my office that always have a look at others lunches, it feels quite good when the envy your lunch over their own same old boring sandwich.
Ingredients make
1:
1 large
sweet potato
40gr feta
cheese
1-2 spring
onions
Smoked
paprika
Salt &
pepper to taste
1 tsp olive
oil
3-5 tbs
water
For the
dressing:
1 tsp Dijon
mustard
1 tsp olive
oil
2 tsp apple
cider vinegar
********************
Cut the sweet potato into small blocks of about ½ cm and chop
the spring onion. Heat the oil in a medium sized pan and add the sweet potato. Get the sweet potato browning in the
pan; add smoked paprika, salt and pepper. After a few minutes the sides should be nicely
coloured but the sweet potato isn’t totally cooked yet.
Turn the heat up high and add the water straight into the
pan, cover and then return to a medium heat. Turning it up high will just ensure that the
water comes to a boil right away; we have no time to waste in the morning
before work. This will steam the remainder of the potato through and through. Give
the pan with cover on a shake a couple times while waiting so no potato gets
burned. Sweet potatoes usually soften faster than normal potatoes, but they
also contain more sugar so shaking them up is essential.
Prep your Tupper ware dish and mix all the ingredients for
the dressing in a glass and mix it all up. I use an old mustard glass, close
and shake them all together, saves a bit more time. Taste and adjust the dressing
if necessary.
Make sure all water has evaporated from the pan, add the sweet potato to your container, sprinkle the spring onions and crumble the feta on
top. A pinch more pepper and you are done, ready to take to work.
No comments:
Post a Comment