This high-protein noodle salad with a delicious almond dressing is packed with nutritious veggies and perfect for a quick and healthy meal.
Author Sarah Cobacho (plantbaes.com)
PREP TIME15 minutesminutes
COOK TIME10 minutesminutes
TOTAL TIME25 minutesminutes
Servings 2
Course Salad
Cuisine Asian-Inspired
Keyword almond butter, carrot, cucumber, Easy Lunch, Edamame, High Protein, maple syrup, noodle salad, red cabbage, scallions (spring onion)
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Ingredients
Dressing
1.5tbspalmond butter
2tbsplime juice
1tspginger minced
1tbspmaple syrup
2tsprice wine vinegar
1tbsptamari
1.5tsphot sauce (optional)
Salad
7ozdry noodles see notes
1.5cupsfrozen shelled edamame (thawed)
1carrot, peeled in ribbons
1cucumber, diced
1cupred cabbage, chopped
3spring onions, finely chopped
¼cupfresh mint, finely chopped
8toasted almonds, crushed
Instructions
In a small bowl, combine the almond butter, lime juice, ginger, maple syrup, rice wine vinegar, tamari, and hot sauce if using. Whisk until you get a homogenous sauce.
Prepare your vegetables before cooking the noodles.
Bring a medium pot of water to a boil, cook the noodles according to the packet instructions. Drain, and rinse under cold water.
In a large bowl, combine the dressing and noodles. Add the edamame, carrot, cucumber, red cabbage, spring onions, mint, and almonds. Mix to combine and enjoy!
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Notes
Noodles: I used a regular wheat noodle. Buckwheat or rice noodles are great for a gluten-free option.Edamame: Most edamame are pre-cooked when frozen and ready to be thawed and eaten. Cover in boiling water for a few minutes and drain, if you have not thawed earlier in the day.
Nutritional Information - Per Serving
Calories 620kcal | Carbohydrates 77g | Protein 31g | Fat 17g | Sodium 541mg | Fiber 17g | Vitamin A 357IU | Vitamin C 49mg | Calcium 228mg | Iron 9mg