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Carrot Ribbon Salad is easy to make with your vegetable peeler. It has a simple, bright, lemon vinaigrette dressing. Enjoy this simple appetizer or side with your lunch or dinner meal.
Hi Everyone, this is a simple salad or vegetable side to make with 1 ingredient: Carrots! And of course, a Lemon Vinaigrette Dressing recipe that I give in the recipe card at the end of the post or you can use your favorite dressing!
This simple kind of recipe never goes out of style.
Often, at the end of a week, before we do our regular grocery shopping trip, we will still have a bag of carrots in the produce drawer of the refrigerator. When life gives you lemons...
I do suggest using a vinegar-based dressing for this Carrot Ribbon Salad though because it helps to "soften" the carrot ribbons.
They will still be crunchy, but the dressing makes them more tender and "noodle-like."
Make sure to use firm carrots that are not soft.
You can also add onions and celery but I want to keep it simple and easy here.
The carrot ribbons make a nice texture and are just a different way to experience eating carrots.
In our household, we LOVE carrots, they are so good for you and we are always thinking of ways to get them into our meals.
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I love this recipe because you can dress it up by adding more ingredients depending on what you have or keep it simple and just have the carrot ribbons and the Lemon Vinaigrette dressing.
This is a recipe that my husband started making (he's the main carrot lover in the family) and I just incorporated it into one of the dishes we make. I almost don't think of it as a "dish" really because it's so simple.
LEMON VINAIGRETTE SALAD DRESSING
FOR SERVING
*Get the full, printable recipe at the bottom of the post
To Make the Carrot Ribbons: Wash and dry the carrots. Cut the ends and peel the skins off. Using the vegetable peeler, continue to peel the carrot into ribbons. Repeat with each carrot.
To Make the Lemon Vinaigrette Salad Dressing: In a salad dressing shaker or lidded mason jar, mix the salad ingredients or shake them together. Taste and adjust flavors to your liking.
To Assemble the Carrot Ribbon Salad: If making the salad to eat right away, you can mix the desired amount of dressing in with the ribbons, allow it to sit for 5 minutes for the carrots to soften (like massaged kale salad), and serve. If making to serve later, keep the dressing and carrot ribbons separate, and cover and refrigerate the carrot ribbons until you are ready to prepare to serve. Optionally, you can serve it with extra lemon wedges. Enjoy!
It's a recipe that can be made in any season since carrots are stored well over the Winter and are available throughout the year. You can have it when greens are not readily available but you still crave something very fresh tasting and light.
If you try this Carrot Ribbon Salad recipe, and like it, please give it a rating in the recipe card and let us know in the comments at the end of the post.
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Carrot Ribbon Salad is easy to make with your vegetable peeler. It has a simple, bright, lemon vinaigrette dressing. Enjoy this simple appetizer or side with your lunch or dinner meal.
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