Published on June 10th, 2024 at 8:10pm
Blueberry lovers, this one's for you. The blueberries are joined by kale, lettuce, and mixed greens, together with broccoli, kohlrabi, and savoy cabbage for a flavourful and nutritious salad. Top with goji berries, pumpkin seeds, and a tangy yoghurt and apple cider vinegar dressing.
Straight-forward
Total
30 - 40m / 4 portions
Prep
30 - 40m
I used to make something very close to this when I lived in Vancouver, using pre-shredded vegetables. It will forever remind me of the mountains and oceans around the city. British Columbia has some of the best blueberries in the world!
You want to taste what Vancouver would be like if it was a salad
You want something crunchy
To take to a BBQ
You love blueberries and fruity flavours
You love salads
Mixed greens, such as lettuce, spinach, rocket, or chickory
Kale
Savoy cabbage
Callypso beans
Broccoli
Kohlrabi
Blueberries
Soy yoghurt
Apple cider vinegar
Pumpkin seeds
Goji berries
Mix in the yoghurt, apple cider vinegar, salt, and pepper in a bowl or jar.
Prepare your beans, whether cooking from dry or using canned beans.
Wash all vegetables and blueberries.
Chop everything up or shred the greens, broccoli, kohlrabi, and savoy cabbage in the food processor. I chuck everything together in the food processor.
Layer your ingredients, or mix them all together. You can start with the shredded or chopped greens and vegetables, then add the beans, dressing, blueberries, pumpkin seeds, and goji berries on top.
Vegan
This recipe is vegan-friendly! It was created with the love of food, health, and animals in mind. Friends not food 🐮🐥🐷.
Gluten-free
This recipe is gluten-free, or can conveniently be made gluten-free by selecting gluten-free versions of its ingredients.
Nut-free
This recipe does not contain any nuts (peanuts, almonds, cashews, etc...)
Soy free
This recipe does not contain any soy or soy-based products like tofu, soy sauce, tempeh, etc...
Dairy-free
This recipe does not contain any dairy products. Whether you have allergies, or are lactose intolerant, or avoid dairy for any reason, ThinkZingy recipes are suitable for you.
Vegetarian
This recipe is vegetarian. No ThinkZingy recipes contain meat or fish. Anything you find here is for you!
Egg-free
This recipe does not contain any eggs. All ThnkZingy recipes are fully plant-based.
No added sugar
This recipe either does not contain any added sugar, or it can be made with alternatives if sweetness is desired but you want to keep it sugar-free.
Oil-free
This recipe does not contain any added oil. ThinkZingy recipes are designed to be whole-food plant-based, and are oil-free as a part of that.
This salad is pretty sturdy for travel. It's best served fresh and chilled, but great for work, a packed lunch, picnics, or BBQs.
This salad will keep for about two to three days in the fridge. The dressing should be added just before serving.
You can make a few portions of this salad, but eat them within about two or three days. See the storage notes on how to keep it fresh!
Macronutrient breakdown
19% Fat
21% Protein
60% Carbohydrates
Protein
Fat
Carbs
Net carbs
Fibre
Energy
This recipe features ingredients with the following micronutrients
Please note:
Nutritional values depend on the specific ingredients used and portion sizes. There's also natural variation in ingredients. These are estimates for general information. 😛