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Laura Calder

Fennel Salad With Citrus Zests And Toasted Pine Nuts


Serves 4

Ingredients

Method

  1. Cut the shoots from the fennel and discard, reserving a good handful of green fronds.
  2. Chop these and toss them into a bowl.
  3. Peel the fennel bulbs, halve, core, and slice paper-thin, using a mandoline if you have one.
  4. Add to the bowl.
  5. Grate over the zests.
  6. Squeeze lemon juice over, to taste.
  7. Add the pine nuts.
  8. Drizzle over oil, to taste.
  9. Season with salt and pepper.
  10. Toss, taste and adjust the seasonings, and serve immediately.
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  • JW200
    January 2011

    This beautifully simple salad is lovely. We served it to friends who had never eaten fennel before, and they fell in love immediately. Such a fabulous vegetable made even better by an excellent recipe

  • Jado
    July 2009

    We made this salad as an entree as part of our Bastille dinner menu and it was a delight. We also added cooked prawns and the citrus ingredients complimented the dish very well. This dish is simple, easy and very little time to make yet delicious. A winner!

  • GG
    May 2009

    AS - That's a great story

  • CF6
    February 2009

    I don't often cook as my partner is a great cook. This was lovely, easy, and our guest asked for the recipe. It's an all round winner.

  • AS
    December 2008

    i am a fan of yours laura i love your food and especially the fennel salad - no body ate fennel in our house but it looked sooo lovely i made it and they said "no thanks" i said, ' your not evan going to try it ' and they did didn't say anything and so i ate it - they said were is the salad? anyway the end of the story is they said i could make it any time i liked!!!!!!!!! ah hum!!

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