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This is an ideal cookbook for transitional vegetarians, also for non-veg who want a healthier, lighter, more varied diet. Geraldine's recipes are flexible, and blissfully familiar - if you have a comfort food that you remember from childhood, or want a favorite family recipe in a vegetarian version, you'll find it here. is just for you.
Geraldine thoughtfully sent two other Indian recipes from her cookbook to eat with the salad:
Indian Chapati Flatbread and
Easy Vegetable Curry
Tired of the same old, same old fruit salads? Try this colorful and satisfying alternative. The peanuts, sunflower seeds and lentils add protein and crunch! Makes 8-10 servings as a side dish.
SV Note: Try different nuts if peanuts aren't your thing - roasted cashews or blanched almonds are good. Lightly toasting the sunflower seeds and coconut is a nice touch with this salad. I thought the diced apple had better eye appeal. I used white basmati rice as I was out of brown - the chewier brown rice would definitely have been better. Cook the rice and lentils well ahead so they'll be cool. This salad can be a light meal in a bowl for 4 people, and ideal in a packed lunch.
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