
Raw spring salad with rocket and walnuts: a fresh salad with green apple, cloudy apple cider vinegar and extra virgin olive oil – crunchy, nutty and balanced.
You’ll need: chopping board · knife · mixing bowl
A salad like this lives on contrasts: peppery, crunchy, fresh. It's on the table quickly and still feels refined and special.
Rocket → lamb's lettuce (milder, also contains folate and vitamins) Green apple → pear (provides fibre and natural sweetness) Walnuts → hazelnuts (contain monounsaturated fats and vitamin E) Raw maple syrup → a little mashed date (less processed, brings sweetness plus fibre)
Contains walnuts as an allergen; for children, only with finely chopped nuts because of the choking risk, and during pregnancy the ingredients in normal kitchen quality are usually unremarkable, as long as everything is well washed and fresh.
Rocket mainly contains vitamin K, folate, smaller amounts of vitamin C and plant compounds. Its peppery flavour comes from mustard oil glycosides.
Walnuts provide polyunsaturated fats, including alpha-linolenic acid, as well as minerals such as manganese and copper. They also bring fibre and plant compounds such as polyphenols.
Not necessarily. Raw apple contains fibre and fructose, and people with a sensitive stomach or fructose malabsorption react to it differently.
It contains organic acids and, depending on the product, small amounts of plant sediment. Here it's mainly there for a fresh, tangy note.
It mainly provides monounsaturated fats and vitamin E. Phenolic compounds are also characteristic, and their content varies with the harvest, variety and processing.