Remember sour candies? Perhaps you still indulge once in a while. I have occasionally, though chocolate was always my favourite treat. Their appeal lies in the contrast between the powerfully sour coating and the sweetness of the candy underneath. It’s a pleasurable shock.
Dorie’s Lime Honey Beet Salad has that same effect, albeit in a much more grown up and healthier fashion. My first bite had me drawing a quick breath of surprise, even though I knew exactly what was in the salad (I made it, after all). We had this with a slow-cooked moose stew that I’d cooked overnight and it made a nice contrast.
Just a quick, late post this time. It’s been a busy month and I’m looking forward to a less hectic July.
You can find many other blogged descriptions of this week’s FFWD recipe here: Lime Honey Beet Salad
Thanks. I have wonderful beets coming in from the garden and am always looking for new ways to convince my kids to enjoy them with me!
I do like sour candies, but beets don’t quite do it for me 😦
The dish you used for your salad is pretty.
Have a great week!
A perfect comparison and description of what this tastes like. Beautiful photos, Teresa!
Lime honey beet salad with a slow cooked moose stew,I knew there was a reason I love your blog! I was excited just to see a moose for the first time, never thought about eating one;-)
Your beet salad looks wonderful however, I’m loving your moose stew…sounds like a wonderful dinner!!
Moose stew…certainly sounds intriguing and like a dish I would love to taste! Your presentation of your Honey Lime Beet salad is very pretty and elegant, I really like the way it looks!
Looking forward to your July posts!
Have a wonderful weekend!