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Purslane Tomato Cucumber Salad

I promised yesterday that I would let you now what I did with my purslane. Tomatoes, cucumber, avocado, purslane and a wonderful southwest dressing! A perfect background for this beautiful little plant. I am going to go eat lunch now…

 

 

To read more about the fantastic nutritional benefits of purslane, click here: Purslane

 

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10 Comments

  1. Katie wrote on April 4, 2014

    When browsing your recipes, I noticed this purslane salad. We have a ton that grows in our back yard, so last year we pickled some of it! Glad to see something else to make it into this year.

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  2. Deb wrote on July 18, 2011

    Thanks for sharing your recipe for purslane. I have seen it at the Farmers Market, but wasn’t sure how to use it. The salad looks delish.

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  3. Meg wrote on July 18, 2011

    I just recently went raw and this recipes are so helpful. I am going to add this one to my list. Thanks for sharing! 🙂 Beautiful picture…. 🙂

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  4. Elizabeth's wrote on July 17, 2011

    What an amazing photography! and recipe!! glad We found your site.
    please, spread the “raw”
    many blessings, from Elizabeth’s Gone Raw

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  5. Lucy B wrote on July 16, 2011

    Ah…VERY nice compliment to the purslane!

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  6. Ginger wrote on July 16, 2011

    Sue, if you can’t find it there, check your back yard! It loves to grow anywhere the soil is disturbed. Nothing could be easier to grow yourself (keeping it out of your lawn is the hard part).
    At City Market in Kansas City, it is always Asian vendors who make purslane available. It makes terrific green smoothies, too!

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  7. Sue wrote on July 15, 2011

    I’m printing this and making soon. (beautiful photo) I’ve never heard of purslane but will look it up at Midtown Farmers Mkt. tomorrow.

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