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I am so obsessed with this recipe (eating it every single day!) that I just need to share: http://iowagirleats.com/recipes/superfood-salad-with-lemon-vinaigrette/
The only thing I omit are the pomegranate arils, mainly because I have no idea what they are- does anyone know and where in the grocery store they are located? I also use a little less oil and add the shrimp. I feel like it is pretty healthy- opinions? |
| Quinoa looks like worms. Ew. |
| Judging from the photo, arils are just the seeds. Imagine you can get a pomegranate at Whole Foods. |
| Buy a pomegranate in the fruit section. The little juice beads inside the pomegranate are what you are looking for. |
| Ignore the PP, OP. This salad looks delish and healthy. Arils are just the edible seeds inside the pomegranate. That's what you eat when you open a pomegranate. I would def make this. I might use salmon or chicken instead, because I'm allergic to shrimp. I also like the site; she has other good recipes as well. |
| I have gotten pomegranate seeds at Balduccis. Other food stores-too. Do not remember where. Delicious. |
I would skip the pomegranate b/c the seeds are a bit of a pain to get out of the fruit. I have seen them sold out of the fruit in packages. Both are a little pricey. This is what they look like: http://www.fotosearch.com/BDX131/bxp28716/ This salad looks delicious and healthy just as it is. Thanks for sharing. |
| I've made that and it's delicious! You can get the pomegranate seeds at trader joes! |
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Can't wait to try it - thanks for sharing.
Here is another healthy quinoa recipe I like to make: http://www.chinesegrandma.com/2011/07/quinoa-arugula-salad/ |
OP here, this one looks good too! I think I will try it with adding artichokes (as suggested in the add-ins). Thanks for posting this! I'm getting obsessed with quinoa recipes, I also would like to try this one: http://ohsheglows.com/2011/06/20/high-protein-quinoa-almond-berry-salad/ |
| You can buy Pomegranate seeds at Trader Joes. |
| YUM! I'm going to try it this week. |
| This look amazing. Thanks for sharing! |
| Yum!!! That looks great. Thanks, OP! |
| Pomegranate seeds are easy to get out. Buy a whole pomegranate, split it open, turn one half inside out, and smack the skin side. The seeds will fall out. |