Salad With Coconut Dressing

This coconut salad dressing recipe brings you a lovely fresh salad that will transport you to warmer climates no matter the weather. It’s perfect as a side for steaks cooked on the grill or as a delicious starter for any al fresco dining. The dressing is bursting with flavour yet light and bright and works wonderfully with any type of salad.
Ingredients
150 g
Beluga Or Green lentils
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¼ litre
Water
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1 pinch
Sea salt
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100 ml
Single cream
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165 ml
Coconut milk
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2 tsp
Ginger
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1 tsp
Honey
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1½ tsp
Fine lemon zest (Unwaxed)
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2 tsp
Freshly Squeezed lime juice
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½ tsp
Sea salt
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1 pinch
Pepper
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1
Romaine lettuce (Torn Into Smaller Pieces)
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2
Red peppers Thinly sliced
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300 g
Cantaloupe melons Cubes Or Other Sweet Melon
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1
Red onion Thinly sliced
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20 g
Fresh ground coriander Leaves
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50 g
Cashews
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240 g
Stale Bread
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Instructions
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Recommended information
Serving suggestion
Coconut salad dressing
There are so many delicious flavours and textures in this salad dressing, it’s sure to become a firm summer favourite. It’s the perfect accompaniment to grilled meats or veggies and brings so much freshness and zing. You can also use the sauce for other things, from dressing any kind of lettuce leaves to drizzling on roasted veg or as a sauce for fish.
What is coconut milk?
Coconut milk is extracted from the mashed pulp of the coconut, squeezed to extract the liquid. This is different to coconut water, which is what you find inside younger coconuts. Coconut milk can be used for all sorts of cooking purposes, and is often found in curries and desserts.
How to store coconut salad dressing
You can keep your coconut salad dressing in the fridge for a couple of days after making it, ideally in a sealed jar or tub.
