If you’ve been following along on my Instagram or Snapchat (👻:JarOfLemons), you might have seen the news that a book was coming soon. Well, friends, it’s FINALLY here! I’ve been working on this thing for what seems like forever (it was actually 8-ish months), and I’m so incredibly excited to be able to finally share it with you guys!
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Also, this Radish & Tangerine Quinoa Detox Salad is the perfect way to kickstart your healthy eating goals!
Now that the weather is starting to get (slightly) warmer, this Radish & Tangerine Quinoa Detox Salad is great for spring and summer! It’s also a great winter to spring salad, because to be honest this whole it’s still winter with hints of spring thing has me confused about what to eat. Winter squash? Spring produce? But not really?
This quinoa detox salad is mixture of both seasons: sweet potatoes, tangerines, fresh radishes, greens, and quinoa!
AND the best part is that it can be made in about 30 minutes! Personally, I love making this salad in bulk and keeping it in the fridge for quick and easy meals throughout the week. I’m working on those #MealPrep goals, ya know? 😉
Looking for an easy approach to preparing quinoa? Check out our post How To Cook Quinoa Perfectly Every Time.
Radish & Tangerine Detox Salad
Ingredients
- 2 small sweet potatoes
- 1/2 cup quinoa
- 2 cups chopped lettuce
- 3 tangerines
- 1 cup small radishes
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
- Peel sweet potatoes and cut into small pieces. Place on a baking sheet and spray with coconut oil. Bake for 25 minutes (or until soft).
- While the sweet potatoes are baking, cook the quinoa according to directions.
- Remove the skin from the tangerines, wash and cut the radishes, and finely chop the lettuce (optional). Toss in a bowl together.
- Add in the cooked quinoa and baked sweet potatoes. Serve and enjoy!
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Sandhya Ramakrishnan says:
I love this salad as it has all of my favorite ingredients. I love sweet potatoes and quinoa and the crunch of the radish would add so much of texture to the salad. Love the colors!
Christine McMichael replied:
Thank you! 🙂 Enjoy the recipe!
Jennifer A Stewart says:
This salad looks amazing and I love the cubes of sweet potato. I hate eating salads where it seems like I am eating just lettuce. But having some healthy and substantial items in the bowl make it seem more like a full on comfort food meal instead of just diet food!
Christine McMichael replied:
Thank you, Jennifer! I completely agree, I’m not a fan of those types of salads, either. They definitely need substantial items!
Hanady | Recipe Nomad says:
Mmm! What a healthy and pretty salad! I have everything but the tangerines- looks like I better head to the market!
Christine McMichael replied:
Thank you, Hanady! Regular oranges would work great, too (just remove the seeds)!
Julie | Bunsen Burner Bakery says:
Congratulations on the book release – such an exciting time! The quinoa salad looks amazing – I have a few extra blood oranges that would work perfectly in this.
Christine McMichael replied:
Thank you, Julie! I’m very excited about it. Blood oranges would go great in this salad as well!