Salad From Red Cabbage, potatoes and corn

Salade de chou rouge

Chez nous les salades c’est à tous les repas, donc pour changer des carottes râpées je vous propose une salade de chou rouge. Le chou rouge refait son apparition sur les étals en même temps que le maïs et les pommes de terre nouvelles, voilà comment j’ai simplement eu l’idée de les marier tous les trois ! Bon, comme j’adore le chou j’ai aussi adoré cette salade mais je suis sûre que vous l’aimerez aussi car elle est à la fois simple et change un peu de l’ordinaire. Et puis je dois vous dire une seule chose, take advantage of the fresh corn season because it's still way better than its canned namesake !

good salad !

recette de salade de chou rouge

Salade de chou rouge recette

Salad From Red Cabbage, potatoes and corn
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Ingredients
  1. 1 little red cabbage
  2. 10 small new potatoes
  3. 1 fresh corn on the cob
  4. 1 Red onion
  5. 1/2 bunch of dill
  6. 1 drizzle of rapeseed oil
  7. 3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
  8. 1 tablespoon of agave syrup
  9. You sell
Preparation
  1. Cook the potatoes the English way (boiling salted water) 10-15 minutes depending on their size (poke to check for doneness). Book.
  2. Remove the husk from the corn and cook it 6 minutes in salted boiling water. Let cool.
  3. Finely chop the cabbage and onion, cut the potatoes in four then using a good knife remove the corn seeds by holding it straight and cutting the corn lengthwise.
  4. Add the chopped dill to the mixture.
  5. Prepare the vinaigrette by mixing the vinegar, the agave syrup and a good drizzle of oil, emulsify and add to the salad.
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  • Clem
    3.9.15

    It's true that it's simple, original, and the colors are very beautiful !

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  • Nina
    3.9.15

    Oh you found fresh corn in a market in Grenoble? I don't think I've ever seen one! When I was in Germany I found some, I made an orgy out of it haha! This salad is super pretty with these colors, I will have to try it because all the ingredients are foods that I love, but I think I have rarely associated them.

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    • Emilie
      11.9.15

      I find it both on the market of the estacade on the producer side but also on the organic market place Firmin Gauthier ! Thank you very much Nina 😉

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  • granny pebble
    4.9.15

    red cabbage is never invited to our table, but it will have to change because this salad makes my mouth water !

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  • Tales and Delights
    5.9.15

    Your salad is too beautiful is super appetizing !! I love it 🙂

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  • Foodbiotic
    15.9.15

    It's been far too long since I've been here and now I find some very inspiring recipes to vary my meals a bit. ! I try to reduce my consumption of meat and fish as much as possible and this kind of recipe is different from what I usually eat

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    • Emilie
      8.10.15

      Ah super, I'm glad it inspires you to change your habits !

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  • Chantall
    17.9.15

    Mmmm… how brilliant are all these colors ! This salad must be delicious !

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  • hiboudam
    10.2.18

    thank you nina where to find agave syrup ,? or what can i replace it with

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    • Emilie
      26.2.18

      You can find it in organic stores or replace it with maple syrup for example !

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