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Curly [[Endive|endive]] is also known as ''frisée'' in the UK and is often called [[Chicory|chicory]] in the USA.  [[Mooli]] is also known as [[Daikon|daikon]].
Curly [[Endive|endive]] is also known as ''frisée'' in the UK and is often called [[Chicory|chicory]] in the USA.  [[Mooli]] is also known as [[Daikon|daikon]].
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| 300g [[Mooli|mooli]], peeled and cut into matchsticks
| 300g [[Mooli|mooli]], peeled and cut into matchsticks
| ½ medium curly [[Endive|endive]], washed and torn
| ½ medium curly [[Endive|endive]], washed and torn
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'''[[Red pepper]] [[Oil|oil]]'''
'''[[Red pepper]] [[Oil|oil]]'''
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| 4 large [[Red peppers|red peppers]], [[Seeds|seeds]] and membranes removed
| 4 large [[Red peppers|red peppers]], [[Seeds|seeds]] and membranes removed
| 125ml [[Olive oil|olive oil]]
| 125ml [[Olive oil|olive oil]]
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Revision as of 10:07, 11 March 2014


Curly endive and mooli salad
Electus
Radicchio Treviso
Servings:4-6
Ready in:30 minutes
Prep. time:20 minutes
Cook time:10 minutes
Difficulty:Easy
Daikon or Mooli


Curly endive is also known as frisée in the UK and is often called chicory in the USA. Mooli is also known as daikon.

Ingredients

Ingredients

Printable 🖨 shopping 🛒 list & 👩‍🍳 method for this recipe

  • 300g mooli, peeled and cut into matchsticks
  • ½ medium curly endive, washed and torn
  • 1 small radicchio, washed and torn

Red pepper oil

Method

  1. Mix the salad ingredients in a bowl.
  2. To make the red pepper oil Ppurée the pepper in a liquidiser and rub through a seive into a pan. Discard the pulp.
  3. Simmer the pepper juice until reduced to about 85ml and mix with the oil.
  4. Drizzle the salad with the oil and serve.

Serving suggestions

Nice with cheese and fresh bread.

Recipe source

  • Lightly adapted from Salads published by The Australian Women's Weekly