I have never been a huge lover of salad, and as a kid, I hated most vegetables. However, I have become quite partial to certain types of salad as I have travelled down life's highway, especially anything containing pumpkin.
The salad featured at the top of this post is surprising because it is way more green than many salads that I would normally eat, yet I enjoyed it immensely. This warm salad is Sir Paul McCartney's Super Vegetable Salad. I obtained the recipe from Share: The Cookbook That Celebrates Our Common Humanity, but the recipe is also online here.
The differenced between the version in Share and the Meatless Monday version are that the cherry tomatoes are not roasted in the Share version (although I wish that they had been!), and the tofu is an optional extra. Otherwise, the recipe is the same. I used the maple syrup in the dressing, because I am a sweet tooth after all.
This is a very hearty salad which serves as a meal on its own (especially if you add the tofu), or which makes a wonderful side dish (which is how I served it).
If you sometimes get a bit lost as to what to do with veges to make a tasty salad, like I sometimes do, you can't go wrong with this fabulous super salad. It tastes good warm (as the recipe is written) or cold (for all of those leftovers).
