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Crunchy Brussels Sprout Salad with Cranberries and Pecans - Simple & Fresh

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Looking for a healthy twist for your meal plan? Then this crunchy Brussels sprout salad with cranberries and pecans is just right for you. I'm Mila, your cooking-enthusiast velvet paw, and I love preparing this dish because it is so wonderfully fresh and uncomplicated. Raw Brussels sprouts get a wonderful texture from being finely shaved, which perfectly harmonizes with the sweet notes of the cranberries and the nutty crunch of the pecans. A true taste experience that not only looks great but is also really healthy! This dish is ideal as a quick main course or an impressive side dish. Everything is handmade – without any convenience products, as befits a true amateur chef. Grab your knife and let's conjure up this vitamin boost together, because with my simple step-by-step instructions, this salad is guaranteed to succeed immediately. It's quick to make, incredibly aromatic, and brings freshness to your plate. Meow, enjoy!

Ingredients

Brussels sprouts
250  g
Pecans
30  g
Dried cranberries
20  g
Olive oil
2  tbsp
Apple cider vinegar
1  tbsp
Honey
1  tsp
Salt
1  pinch

Preparation

1

First, thoroughly wash the Brussels sprouts (250 g), remove the stalks, and shave them into very fine strips using a sharp knife or a kitchen grater.

2

Briefly toast the pecans (30 g) in a pan without fat until fragrant, then coarsely chop them – be careful not to burn them, small paws are very sensitive!

3

For the dressing, vigorously whisk together the olive oil (2 tbsp), apple cider vinegar (1 tbsp), honey (1 tsp), and salt (1 pinch) in a small bowl with a fork.

4

Place the shaved Brussels sprouts (250 g) into a large bowl and toss with the dressing so they become nice and tender.

5

Finally, fold the prepared pecans (30 g) and dried cranberries (20 g) into the salad and let it rest for a moment.

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