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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Recipe for Crunchy Napa Cabbage Asian Slaw with Sugar Snap Peas Radishes Almonds and Cilantro

Crunchy Napa Cabbage Asian Slaw with Sugar Snap Peas, Radishes, Almonds
Even though I made it on a day I was out of cilantro, I loved this Crunchy Napa Cabbage Asian Slaw!

(Today's pick for A Month of Daily Phase One Recipes is this delicious Napa Cabbage Asian Slaw.  I've made this for several Denny family parties, and it's always been a hit!)

When I spotted this crunchy Napa Cabbage Asian Slaw recipe in The Sunset Cookbook, I knew I had Napa cabbage in the fridge, so I immediately started checking to see if I had the other ingredients.  I found sugar snap peas, radishes, green onions, sliced almonds, and all the dressing ingredients, but no cilantro.  It was cold outside and I didn't want to go to the store, so I thought I'd try making it without cilantro (gasp!) and all you cilantro-adverse people out there will be happy to hear that the salad was fantastic even without it.  Of course, cilantro lover that I am, I'd definitely add the cilantro if I had some on hand!

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Brown Rice Salad Recipe with Olives Bell Peppers Peas and Basil Vinaigrette

Brown Rice Salad with Olives, Bell Peppers, Peas, and Basil Vinaigrette
This Brown Rice Salad with Olives, Bell Peppers, Peas, and Basil Vinaigrette is an old favorite recipe!

Re-discovering a recipe is always fun, and while I was unpacking from the move I found this old favorite rice salad recipe in a set of binders with recipes I clipped from cooking magazines back in the days before the internet.  The salad was called Roman Rice Salad, but unfortunately I didn't write down where I found it, and I couldn't find anything with that name online.  I made this salad many, many times through the years with white rice, dried basil, and chopped bell pepper, but I loved this updated version with brown rice, fresh chopped basil, and rings of pepper from sweet mini-peppers.   

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