Dharma Kale Salad

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  1. Wash & dry 1 head of kale – strip the leaves off the thick spine stem by hand, discard stalk & place leaves into a large bowl
  2. Add a pinch of sea salt into the bowl & begin to break up the kale into smaller pieces (the salt tenderizes the kale)
  3. Wash & add: 1/2C sprouts, 1/4C flat leaf parsley & 1 diced tomato
  4. Cut an avocado in half & scoop out one side into the bowl
  5. Cut a large lemon in half & squeeze the juice from one half into the bowl
  6. Add: 1T dulse flakes, 1T, nutritional yeast, 1T hemp seeds & cayenne pepper to taste (I add 1/4t)
  7. Now get in there with your hands & mix up this salad!
This salad is so sensational that I even got the hub into it! The creamy avocado, lemon juice & nutritional yeast really give this salad a killer taste & it is packed with antioxidants, amino acids, enzymes & minerals (all the nutritional building blocks your body needs)!
Nutritional Info for the Salad: 370 calories – 17 grams of fat – 47 carbs – 20 grams of protein
For an ingredient list & original recipe please continue reading…
Ingredient List for the Dharma Kale Salad:
  • 1 head of kale
  • 1/2C of sprouts/micro greens (I used buckwheat micro greens)
  • 1 tomato
  • 1/4C flat leaf parsley
  • 1 avocado
  • 1 large lemon
  • 1T dulse flakes
  • 1T nutritional yeast
  • 1T hemp seeds
  • Cayenne pepper

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