SLIMMING WORLD SALMON & WILD RICE SALAD
This flavourful and adaptable dressing adds even more flavour to this simple salmon dish. Replace the salmon steaks with tuna to get a new flavour that’s still quite tasty.
I adore a tasty salad! However, you can grow rather tired of eating lettuce on Slimming World at times, so it’s fantastic to find a little different kind of “salad.” That’s why as soon as I saw this salad of salmon and wild rice, I grabbed it. It simply looks so delicious and ideal for when the weather gets hot and you don’t want to eat a hefty lunch.
Regarding the dressing
- 5 tablespoons light soy sauce
- One teaspoon grated and peeled root ginger
- One peeled and smashed garlic clove
- One red chilli, peeled and cut finely
- Six tablespoons of lime juice
- One-half teaspoon of sugar
Regarding the salad
- Black pepper and salt that has just been ground
- Skinless 450 g fillets of salmon
- one tsp salt(according to your taste)
- 300 g of sugar snap peas and 150 g of dry wholegrain basmati and wild rice
- One carrot, peeled and sliced into stick shapes
- 6 trimmed and sliced spring onions
- 25 g of finely chopped chives
Direction:
- Set the oven’s temperature to 190°C/170°C Fan/Gas 5.
- Fill a clean jam jar with all of the dressing’s components. Shake well under cover, then set aside.
- Once the salmon is seasoned, put it on a baking dish covered with nonstick parchment paper, and bake it for ten to twelve minutes, or until it’s just cooked.
- Place the salmon in a shallow dish that fits snugly, cover with half of the dressing, and leave to cool. Cut the meat into small pieces and save.
- Meanwhile bring a large saucepan of water to the boil, add the rice,salt and simmer for 25 minutes, adding the sugar snap peas and carrots for the last 3 minutes of cooking time. Drain and cool under cold running water, then drain again.
- Place the rice, sugar snap peas and carrots into a large bowl.
- Add the spring onions, chives and the remaining dressing and toss to mix well.
- Add the cooled salmon flakes and any dressing and mix gently. Season to taste before serving.