2019-02-01_Diabetic_Living

(Nancy Kaufman) #1
How it works:
You don’t need a recipe to
make a salad, just a basic
formula. Mix and match the
categories (right) using the
amounts shown. Plan ahead
and prep your protein, veg­
etables, and grains, or use
what’s on hand in the fridge.
Bonus points for using up
vegetable scraps or leftover
ingredients that would other­
wise go to waste!

Salad Greens
3 cups

Escarole
Baby kale
Bibb lettuce
Red leaf lettuce
Romaine
Baby spinach
Spring mix

Other Produce
½ cup, nonstarchy,
cooked or raw

Bell peppers
Carrots
Cucumbers
Green beans
Mushrooms
Radishes
Snap peas
Tomatoes

Grains or Starch
½ cup

Bulgur
Whole­wheat couscous
Farro
Baby potatoes
Quinoa
Winter squash
Sweet potatoes

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Vegetables
1/2 cup
Green beans
& tomatoes

Greens
3 cups
Spring mix

Dressing
2 Tbsp.
Lemon
vinaigrette

Lean Protein
3 oz.
Hard-boiled egg

Garnish
1/2 oz.
Olives

Cheese
1/2 oz.
Crumbled
feta

Starch
1/2 cup
Baby
potatoes

Hearty Salads

How to build a satisfying salad, every time

RECIPES LAUREN LASTOWKA PHOTOS BRIE PASSANO
STYLING SAMMY MILA & SUE MITCHELL

86 DI A BETIC LI V ING / SPR ING 2019


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