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CookSmart (4th Issue) Page28

EatSmart Kitchen

 

Daylily with Assorted Fruit and Vegetable Salad

"3 Less" and "More Fruit and Vegetables" Dish

 

Feature

The salad brings about a fresh feeling. The coarse dietary fibre helps to improve digestion and lemon peel can alleviate the problem of flatulency, making us feel comfortable. Delicious in taste and low in cost, the salad is easy to prepare and suitable for a party.

 

Ingredients to serve 4

Daylily

1 tael

Cucumber

1 piece

Apple

1 piece

Lemon

1 piece

Low-fat Salad Dressing

around 1/2 cup

Water

around 16 cups

Ice

1 and 1/2 cups

 

Seasonings

Salt

1/2 teaspoon

Ground White Pepper

to taste

 

Cooking Method

  1. Partially trim the hard part of daylilies, soak for 2 hours then wash and drain.
  2. Bring 4 cups of water (water should be enough to cover the daylilies) to boil, add daylilies together with salt and bring to the boil for around 3 minutes. Discard water, add water and repeat the previous step. Soak daylilies in ice water for a few minutes, to make it more crispy.
  3. Partially peel the cucumber and remove the seeds. Shred and soak them in ice water for few minutes.
  4. Peel and shred the apple.
  5. Wash and peel the lemon, shred the lemon skin and set aside.
  6. Add daylilies, cucumber and apple into a bowl, mix well with salad dressing and shredded lemon skin. Season with ground white pepper.

 

Recipes are provided by Ms Doreen LEUNG, Columnist Gourmet and Culinary Therapy Specialist.

 

Tips

Add an appropriate amount of cooked chicken shred if you do not like a vegetable dish. Daylily is ready for use after being soaked in water for some ten minutes. However, it is suggested that you wash the daylily in running water for several times, then soak it in water for one hour to remove residual pesticides.

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