In case you missed the New York Times Food section this week, this has to be the most absurdly complicated salad recipe ever. You know you’re in trouble when you have to squeeze the juice from grated ginger - and that’s only for the shallot garnish. What, exactly, is so wrong with a vinaigrette?
And why do I sense the nefarious hand of the raw foods movement behind this?
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