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HomeChickweed, Triticale and Bourbon Salad

Chickweed, Triticale and Bourbon Salad

Chickweed is all over the Internet these days. It’s a great foraged green that has lots of vitamins. It can be made into soups, salads, and a chimichurri.

Ingredients

1 pound  triticale
3 tablespoons  Bourbon  (or  whiskey)
2 teaspoons  sugar
5 ounces  goat cheese
3  dried spicy  peppers
cup  olive oil
1 tablespoon  lemon juice
Sea salt
1 cup  hazelnuts
3  large handfuls of  greens  (chickweed,  salad  greens, forag

Preparation

1. Mince  the  dried  peppers or pulverize them with a mortar and pestle or a food processor.  Soak  them in a small bit of olive oil while you continue to work on the salad.
2. Rinse the  soaked  triticale and  boil  it in a pot for 30 minutes. Drain and rinse with cold water. Set aside.
3. Toast the hazelnuts in a  skillet  over low  heat  until they give off a nice aroma and start to  brown.
4. Chop  the hazelnuts.
5. Mash  the goat cheese and the pepper flakes  soaked  in olive oil.
6. Mix  the 1/3 cup olive oil with the 3 Tbsp of Bourbon, 1 tsp of sugar, and the 1 Tbsp of lemon  juice.
7. Mix  the triticale, nuts,  dressing,  and greens.  Season  with  salt  and pepper. Crumble the goat cheese on  top  and  serve.
Credit: Foodista

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