Fall Harvest Salad with Maple Tahini Dressing #healthy #salad

Eating occasional produce is an extraordinary method to appreciate the wonderful abundance each season brings to the table. Fall is one of my preferred occasions of year for products of the soil. Despite the fact that we approach most vegetables all year it's as yet a smart thought to shop occasionally to exploit produce at its freshest and most nutritious, and set aside cash while you're grinding away.

Essentially the best dressing ever. Sweet, tart, garlicky, tahini-y… impeccable. I chose to leave mine overly thick and velvety yet in the event that you'd like, you can include a touch of additional water slim it out.

This plate of mixed greens is veggie lover, without gluten, sans oil and totally stacked with nourishment. This delightful, Fall plate of mixed greens would be exquisite presented with your Thanksgiving dinner.

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This Fall reap plate of mixed greens includes the best Fall flavors: squash, apple, kale, brussel grows, beets, pomegranate and cranberries. All that finished off with a sweet and tart tahini maple dressing? Flawlessness.

INGREDIENTS
For the Salad

4 cups halved brussel sprouts, roasted
4 cups diced, squash of choice such as acorn, butternut or kabocha, roasted
4 small beets, diced and roasted, steamed or boiled
2 cups tightly packed, finely chopped kale
1 apple, diced
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup dried cranberries
1/2 cup pomegranate arils

For the Tahini Maple Dressing

5 tbsp (75 g) tahini
2 tbsp maple syrup
2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
3 cloves garlic
4–6 tbsp water, to reach desired consistency
pinch of salt, to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

To Roast the Brussel Sprouts. Place the halved brussel sprouts on a pan, drizzle with a bit of olive oil, salt and pepper and roast at 425 degrees until tender, about 30 minutes.
To Roast the Squash. There are a few different ways you can cook squash but for this recipe I de-seeded it and roasted it in large chunks on a pan until tender. Once it was cooked, I peeled off the skin and diced it for the salad. I used 2 cups of kabocha squash and 2 cups of acorn squash, cooked at the same time as the brussel sprouts.
To Cook the Beets. I peeled and chopped the beets and steamed them until tender. You can also boil them or roast them in the oven at the same time as the brussels and squash.
To Make the Dressing. Add all the dressing ingredients to a blender and mix until smooth and creamy.
To Assemble the Salad. Place everything in a large bowl, top with the dressing and mix well. Serve immediately or store in the fridge for up to 4 days.

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