Sergios Belgian Endive Salad
This is something my former employer at an Italian restaurant used to make after work, one of 2 ways that make me eat Belgian endive. It’s not a proper recipe, so i have never measured the ingredients.
This is something my former employer at an Italian restaurant used to make after work, one of 2 ways that make me eat Belgian endive. It’s not a proper recipe, so i have never measured the ingredients.
This is from 365 Ways to Cook Vegetarian. “Arugula, also called roquette, is a delicate and spicy green usually tossed into mesclun, or young lettuce mix. You can substitute watercress for the arugula…”
Super simple and easy to throw together! Simple dressing too! Taken from thefreshmarket.com and posted for ZWT.
Belgian Endive with Roquefort, Walnuts and Cranberries. The Vintage Press recipe provided courtesy of Chef David Vartanian.
There’s no pretention here: it’s simply a quick way to prepare endives/witlof/chicory so it can be be presented as a side dish. It could be a starter, but mine simply was not smart enough to dish up as a starter. The endives won’t be limp in this recipe, but still a little crunchy, depending on their size. They do shrink somewhat while baking. If you want them more tender, bake for longer, but cover loosely with foil. Ideal with a simple chicken dish, and its earthy saltiness is complemented by another side dish which is slightly sweet, like butternut or sweet potatoes.
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