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Prep time
10 minutes -
Cook time
30 minutes -
Serves
4 People
Author Notes
This salad is inspired by a Filipino dish called “Silog” It’s a combination of two Tagalog words. “Si comes from the word sinangag (which is garlic fried rice) and “log” comes from the word itlog (egg!). The rice and egg is usually served with a protein and some fresh tomatoes on the side. In my version I replaced the protein with some meaty eggplant and made some cauliflower fried rice. All the veggies are served on top of a mix of Asian Greens and dressed with a sesame Tamari sauce. —Rezel Kealoha
Ingredients
3 pieces
Large Eggplant
1 cup
Green Beans
1 cup
Riced Cauliflower
3 pieces
Tomatoes Quartered
4
Eggs
2 tablespoons
Sliced Green Onions
1/4 cup
Garlic Oil
4 cups
Salad Greens
1/2 cup
Sesame Tamari Dressing
Directions
- Pre-heat oven to 350. Place the sliced eggplants and green beans on a baking tray and season with 2 tablespoons of the garlic oil and salt and pepper. Place the riced cauliflower on a separate baking tray and season with the remaining garlic oil and salt and pepper.
- Place in the oven and set timer for 15 minutes. Take out the green beans and put on a platter. The beans have finished cooking. Flip the eggplant slices over and stir the cauliflower rice. Cook for a further 15 minutes until the eggplant slices and cauliflower is nice and brown.
- While the vegetables are cooking boil some water in a sauce pan. Once the water has started boiling, carefully drop in the eggs and cook for 6 minutes. Take the eggs out of the boiling water and place in a bowl with ice water. Peel the eggs and set aside with the green beans.
- To Serve Lay out some Asian Greens in a bowl and top with the cauliflower rice and arrange the eggplant, green beans, tomatoes and an egg on top. Garnish with the sliced green onions and serve with the Sesame Tamari Dressing
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, Photo by Rezel Kealoha Prep time 10 minutes Cook time 30 minutes Serves 4 People Author Notes This salad is inspired by a Filipino dish called “Silog” It’s a combination of two Tagalog words. “Si comes from the word sinangag (which is garlic fried rice) and “log” comes from the word itlog (egg!). The rice…
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, Ingredients:
- 3 pieces Large Eggplant
- 1 cup Green Beans
- 1 cup Riced Cauliflower
- 3 pieces Tomatoes Quartered
- 4 Eggs
- 2 tablespoons Sliced Green Onions
- 1/4 cup Garlic Oil
- 4 cups Salad Greens
- 1/2 cup Sesame Tamari Dressing
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, Photo by Rezel Kealoha Prep time 10 minutes Cook time 30 minutes Serves 4 People Author Notes This salad is inspired by a Filipino dish called “Silog” It’s a combination of two Tagalog words. “Si comes from the word sinangag (which is garlic fried rice) and “log” comes from the word itlog (egg!). The rice and egg is usually served with a protein and some fresh tomatoes on the side. In my version I replaced the protein with some meaty eggplant and made some cauliflower fried rice. All the veggies are served on top of a mix of Asian Greens and dressed with a sesame Tamari sauce. —Rezel Kealoha Ingredients 3 pieces Large Eggplant 1 cup Green Beans 1 cup Riced Cauliflower 3 pieces Tomatoes Quartered 4 Eggs 2 tablespoons Sliced Green Onions 1/4 cup Garlic Oil 4 cups Salad Greens 1/2 cup Sesame Tamari Dressing Directions Pre-heat oven to 350. Place the sliced eggplants and green beans on a baking tray and season with 2 tablespoons of the garlic oil and salt and pepper. Place the riced cauliflower on a separate baking tray and season with the remaining garlic oil and salt and pepper. Place in the oven and set timer for 15 minutes. Take out the green beans and put on a platter. The beans have finished cooking. Flip the eggplant slices over and stir the cauliflower rice. Cook for a further 15 minutes until the eggplant slices and cauliflower is nice and brown. While the vegetables are cooking boil some water in a sauce pan. Once the water has started boiling, carefully drop in the eggs and cook for 6 minutes. Take the eggs out of the boiling water and place in a bowl with ice water. Peel the eggs and set aside with the green beans. To Serve Lay out some Asian Greens in a bowl and top with the cauliflower rice and arrange the eggplant, green beans, tomatoes and an egg on top. Garnish with the sliced green onions and serve with the Sesame Tamari Dressing
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