The VegHog feels that salad needs to contain some wholesome ingredients like cheese, eggs, roasted vegetables or nuts in order to be a stand alone main dish. Side salads can be lighter combinations.
For this
particular salad The VegHog got its influence from a renowned
Northern Irish restaurant but their original recipe has been altered
slightly. The main idea is that the cheese and lentils are served
warm on a cold salad. You can use either fried halloumi or goat's
cheese, both taste good with walnuts and lentils.
Ingredients
Halloumi (or
goat's cheese)
Watercress, rocket
and spinach mix
Walnuts
Green lentils
Vegetable stock
Olive oil
Balsamic vinegar
Salt
Pepper
Start by preparing
the lentils: Rinse and boil them until tender. I boil them in
vegetable stock so that they taste more intense.
Slice halloumi and
fry it in oil until brownish; If you use goat's cheese instead,
gently warm it in the oven. Cut walnuts in half. Wash salad and place
it on the plate, throw walnuts on there. When lentils are cooked, put
them on the salad and finally the fried halloumi on the top. Spice
the whole thing up with salt, pepper, olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
And there you have it, enjoy!
TheVegHog
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