California Farm Romanesco Florets and Sardine Salad

Steamed romanesco florets, tomatoes, butter lettuce, fresh watercress, capers, canned sardines in oil, and persian cucumbers make a wonderful salad dinner. We used the sardine oil, the vinegar from the capers and fresh lemon juice to make the dressing.
California Farm Romanesco Florets and Sardine Salad
Steamed romanesco florets, tomatoes, butter lettuce, fresh watercress, capers, canned sardines in oil, and persian cucumbers make a wonderful salad dinner. We used the sardine oil, the vinegar from the capers and fresh lemon juice to make the dressing.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Steam the romanesco florets 10 minutes, rinse with cold water to cool.
- 2
Wash and trim the watercress
- 3
Cut the tomatoes the size of the florets.
- 4
Open a can of whole sardines, split in half, remove any bone and place two sardine halves on butter lettuce per plate. Use the sardine oil for salad dressing.
- 5
Add juice of one fresh lemon for salad dressing.
- 6
Slice persian cucumbers with fresh ground pepper and add for decoration
- 7
Arrange sardine on top of salad. Decorate with capers and cucumbers. Serve.
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