Vegan Apple-Carrot Salad Bowl Recipe
Fusion cuisine · 180 calories

About this recipe
A refreshing and wholesome vegan salad featuring crisp apples, crunchy carrots, and a creamy plant-based yogurt dressing, perfect for a light dinner.
Ingredients
- 1 Kg Carrots - 1kg
- 6 Per Pack Disney Mini Apples
- 100G Natco Golden Raisins 100g
- 400G Cocos Organic Natural Coconut Yoghurt
Instructions
- 1. Wash and peel 1 carrot and 1/2 an apple. Cut the carrot into thin sticks and dice the apple into small cubes.
- 2. Arrange the carrot sticks and apple cubes in a serving bowl or plate.
- 3. Add 2 tablespoons of coconut yogurt on top of the arranged fruits and vegetables.
- 4. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of raisins evenly over the salad for a touch of sweetness.
- 5. Serve immediately as a light and nutritious dinner option.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use a different type of raisin if I don’t have Natco Golden Raisins?
- Yes, you can substitute Natco Golden Raisins with other types of raisins like Thompson or sultanas. However, golden raisins have a milder sweetness and a slightly tangy flavor that balances the dish well, so the overall taste might vary slightly with substitutions.
- What’s the best way to cut the carrot into thin sticks for this recipe?
- To achieve thin carrot sticks, first cut the carrot into manageable sections about 2-3 inches long. Then, slice each section lengthwise into thin planks before stacking and cutting them into matchstick-sized strips. This ensures even cutting and a pleasant texture in the salad.
- How can I prevent the apple cubes from browning before serving?
- To prevent the diced apple from browning, you can toss the cubes in a small amount of lemon juice immediately after cutting. The acidity in the lemon juice slows down oxidation, keeping the apple pieces looking fresh and appealing.
- Can I prepare this salad in advance for meal prep?
- This salad is best served fresh to maintain the crisp texture of the carrots and apples. However, you can pre-cut the carrots and apples and store them separately in airtight containers in the fridge for up to a day. Add the yogurt and raisins just before serving to keep the salad from becoming soggy.