I love this salad too. Actually, it was this same salad that made me a raw food convert. This recipe is adapted from Ani Phio’s Evergreen Salad in Sunflower Thyme Marinade in Ani’s Raw Food Kitchen Cookbook and reprinted here with her kind permission. Here is how we enjoy this salad:
2 big bunches of Lacinato Kale, washed well, stemmed, rolled into a bunch and sliced thinly
Puree the following altogether to make the dressing:
1 clove garlic
1 tbspn apple cider vinegar
1 tbspn dried thyme
1/2 cup sunflower seeds, soaked for a few hours, drained and rinsed
1 cup extra virgin olive oil (I’ve also tried 3/4 oil and 1/4 water with success if you don’t want all the oil)
sea salt (I usually put 1-3 tsp, 1 tsp per pound of stemmed and sliced kale for the salad)
Toss kale in marinade and refrigerate overnight. You can eat it fresh but it is really best eaten the next day to allow the flavors to blend well together. Our son loves this salad!
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A friend asked me what substitutes are there for kale if not available in your country. Anything dark green and edible, like collards, spinach, swiss chard… In the Philippines kangkong and malunggay.
cannot wait to try this!!
LIB