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 SPRING DANDELION + DILL SALAD BOWLS

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SPRING DANDELION + DILL SALAD BOWLS

Just when you thought you should pull ’em out and toss those stubborn weeds in the compost, think again!


Dandelion greens (and flowers) are not only edible, but one of nature’s most effective liver tonics—perfect for spring’s inherent cleansing and detoxification.

The flavor of spring in traditional medicine is bitter (cleansing), and we were sure to have you covered with this delicious bowl of spring goodness.

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Try this fun and spring inspired salad bowl: Bitter spring dandelion greens, sweet beets, fresh spring herbs, plant-protein (or switch it up) and a super springy simple dressing adds up to a delicious bowl of spring!

You can grab dandelion greens from your local health food store, farmers market or pick your own fresh from your yard (be sure pesticide free).

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When you make your variation, be sure to tag @bouldernutrition and I will repost!

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SPRING DANDELION PESTO

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SPRING DANDELION PESTO

SPRING DANDELION PESTO

 

Dandelion is one of the most potent cleansing greens during the spring, and how convenient that they are popping up all over the place. Be sure that you know the source and you don’t ingest any pesticides along with your greens. You can also find organic dandelion at the local health food store.

 

 

Dandelion greens are super rich in many nutrients, like calcium, iron, potassium, and Vitamins C, E, and K - among many other impressive compounds.

 

 

The flavonoids in dandelion greens support the removal of toxins from the liver, stimulate bile production to aid in digestion, and also act as a diuretic to cleanse and replenish the kidneys.

 

 

You can add this delicious pesto to anything - soba noodles, zoodles, quinoa, chicken, or even salmon.  Get creative and enjoy this nourishing gift of Spring.

 

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