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"Fall-Toush" Salad
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I made a "fall-toush" (as infattoush) salad based off the recipe from Smitten Kitchen (and copied locally[@rev]). The biggest difference was that we couldn't find delicata squash so we used a mediumKabocha squash. It has the same properties of thin and edible skin and I happen to really like the squash. We essentially doubled the recipe (but kept the olive oil the same) and only used 3/4 of the squash (I cut the remaining quarter and toasted it. They were so good to snack on).
We served it with a fried egg (which I overcooked). Still, it was very good! Lots of interesting flavors and a very hearty meal!
Also, we used a Pakistani flat bread in place of pita. I am including a picture of the nutritional information below since I do notbelieve it. It is a 14oz bread but only has 350 calories. I doubt that! But the bread was very good!
Also, we added a small eggplant since I had it. It was actually really good in there. Especially the next day, To be included in the future!
The full list of changes are below:
Doubled recipe except oil
Kabocha Squash (used 3/4 of it or about 2.5 lbs)
Used only half of the olive oil it called for
Red wine vinegar (and about 1 Tbsp instead of (2 x 1 tsp = 2/3 Tbsp) )
Pakistani Flat bread instead of pita (see note above).
added 1 very small eggplant
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Roasted ingredients:
Flat bread:
Before the egg:
"Fall-toush" Salad (from Smitten Kitchen)
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Original WP Post ID: 9049
Original WP Pub Date: 2014-10-21_222551