Beet, Feta, and Walnut Salad
Quick-and-Easy Summer Beet Salad
Summer salads are a fantastic way to get delicious, nutritious meals without a lot of cooking. This beet salad is a quick-and-easy no-cook summer side dish that boasts stunning colors and bright flavors! We add a bit of tofu to increase protein content – without sacrificing the flavor profile. Once the tofu is mixed with the feta, you won’t even notice it’s in there. However, the nutritional benefits (and extra punch of protein) will be evident in how satisfied you feel after eating it.
Transform this side salad into a full Phase 2 meal by adding a touch more protein. Keep your meal vegetarian by serving the salad alongside some grilled tofu skewers. If you’re looking for a bit of animal protein, serve it with some grilled or shredded chicken. Then, top your protein of choice with Tzatziki (or another AH/AD dressing of choice). Finally, serve with a fruit skewer for a sweet dessert.
What’s Your Favorite Summer Salad?
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Need a Drink to Pair with Your Beet Salad?
Try one of our Summer Mocktails! Try our Bloody Mary Mocktail HERE or our Blueberry Lime Mint Fizz HERE, or make your own!
Looking for More Vegetarian Recipe Ideas?
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Beet, Feta, and Walnut Salad
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Nutrition (Salad Only)
Fat: 19g Carbohydrates: 21g Protein: 12g Calories: 290Nutrition (Full Meal)
Serve with grilled boneless, skinless chicken thighs or seasoned tofu kabobs (about 3 ounces per person) topped with 2 to 3 TBS Tzatziki (Always Delicious page 304), and a fruit skewer with berries and melon (about 1 – 1/2 cups fruit). Fat: 31g (49%) Carbohydrates: 36g (25%) Protein: 38g (26%) Calories: 560