Low FODMAP Winter Salad
This low FODMAP Winter Salad is a superfood extravaganza! Parsnip, belgian endive and cabbage tossed together with walnuts and a mustardy dressing.
Prep Time15 minutes mins
Total Time15 minutes mins
Course: Lunch
Cuisine: Low Fodmap
Keyword: abundance bowl, nourishing bowl
Servings: 2 people
Winter Vegetables
- 2,65 oz | 75g belgian endives bias-stripped (use a sharp knife)
- 2,65 oz | 75g carrots ribboned (use a potato peeler)
- 2,65 oz | 75g parsnip julienned (use a julienne peeler, a mandoline or a sharp knife)
- 2,65 oz | 75g cabbage finely sliced (use a sharp knife)
- 0,67 oz | 20g brussels sprouts (optional) shaved (use a mandoline or a sharp knife)
Pulses
- 1/4 cup | 1,48oz | 42g canned chickpeas
Nuts
- 1 oz | 30g walnuts (5) roughly chopped
Seeds
- 2 tablespoons | 0,8oz | 23g pumpkin seeds
Mustard Vinaigrette
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon dijon mustard
- Pinch of salt
Mustard Vinaigrette
Combine all the vinaigrette ingredients and whisking until smooth.
Taste and adjust seasonings if needed.
Toss over salad and place in the fridge for a couple of hours, preferably overnight.
Low FODMAP servings per meal:
- Commom cabbage 2,65oz|75g (fructans). Recipe calls for same quantity.
- Brussels sprouts* 1,34oz|38g (fructans). Recipe calls for half :0,67oz|19g.
- Canned chickpeas 1,48oz|42g (GOS). Recipe calls for same quantity.
FODMAP experts advise to limit servings of related FODMAPs to 1.5 servings per sitting (3 hours). This means, if you want to eat two foods from the same FODMAP group, you can have one serving of one and half a serving of the other. It's the case of fructans in this recipe. Remember, stacking only occurs in foods that come from the same FODMAP group. This means if you have a safe portion of fructans and a safe portion of GOS, they won’t stack on you. You can eat all this salad without problems.
*Even if a small serving of brussels sprouts is low fodmap, avoid them if they don't agree with you.