I'm just home from work and hungry, "Thanks!" I reply. "I'll take it."
"It's pretty complete," he says.
He's not kidding.
Broccoli, red pepper, roasted asparagus, onion, mushroom, quinoa, radishes, peanuts, raisins, and cilantro. A kiss of olive oil and a soupçon of soy sauce. (Soy sauce! I would never have thought of that.)
I tend to make rather minimalist salads, with two or three ingredients. Mr. M obviously has a mind above lettuce leaves - he goes for the gusto and throws in everything available. The results are delicious.
Thanks, Mr. M. You can make salad for me anytime.
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A man who know's how to make a salad involving quinoa is sexy.
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'.
Good point, Lolly. Men of the world, take note.
DeleteWoo Hoo! Mr. M! What a guy! Who knows what lurks in the mind and heart of ... 'The Salad Maker'?
ReplyDeleteI just wrote you a lovely comment for thanks.
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Thank you so much, e.
I'm liking this Mr. M!
ReplyDeleteDelicious - my man makes fabulous salads too [I love Lolly's comment, and agree with her]
ReplyDeleteEaster blessings
How delicious! Quinoa, yum! Soy sauce, interesting. But can I have mine without radish please ;D
ReplyDeleteHow nice to have a lovely salad waiting for you. I tend to have rather boring salads myself, but I like ones with more stuff.
ReplyDeleteIf I pay for my fare (obviously) could I please invite myself for lunch?
ReplyDeleteThat is truly a wonderful salad.
I'm a total salad freak, have to have one, preferrably a large one every day. I use mixed greens, onions, broccoli, tomatoes, avocados in season, carrots, cucumbers, boiled egg whites, sunflower seeds and a berry vinaigrette dressing. I can skip the main course, but I have to have my salad.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious! Over the summer, my lunch is a salad every day involving some kind of bean and some kind of grain, with lots of veggies. I can't wait until the produce picks up at the farmer's market!
ReplyDeleteThat is the kind of salad I should like, everything in it. Not sure about quinoa though, I have yet to face up to it.
ReplyDeleteDoes Mr. M deliver?
ReplyDeleteI love quinoa in salad!! Oh, he's a keeper alright!! :) I love when guys get in the kitchen and have fun!! I think they don't get as hung up on recipes and rules and just throw stuff together. Sorta like only reading directions if you run into a problem!! I know I can't work that way, but my husband does and he is the way better cook in our family!!!
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