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New Year’s Resolutions – Health and Happiness

Avatar photoAviv Harkov • Aug 25, 2013 (Updated: Aug 20, 2019)
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quinoa lentil salad

In the year 5774, just about every holiday table features someone on a special diet. Whether it’s gluten free, lactose free, paleo, clean, vegan, vegetarian, and of course the new year’s resolution diet.  Unfortunately, it’s often the word die that gets the emphasis when you cook following the diet’s guidelines. It doesn’t have to be that way, especially with all the family, food and festivities on Rosh Hashanah.

This salad that eats like a meal is coming to the rescue.  It’s easy to make, healthy, satisfying, filled with nutrients, and diet friendly, whichever diet that might be.

Quinoa is a complex carb that is both gluten free and loaded with nearly as much protein as the lentils it’s partnered with in this recipe.  Together, lentils and quinoa make this salad substantial enough to satisfy any vegan or vegetarian guest, while at the same time be enjoyed by your regular meat eaters.

Like most people, I am going into Rosh Hashanah hoping to start a healthier and happier year and those two things don’t have to be mutually exclusive.  When the recipe is right, we can be happy with a colorful, flavorful, healthful salad as much as a comforting bowl of ice cream.   This recipe is a beautiful dish with bright fresh flavors, that’s as easy to make as a bowl of pasta and filled with nutrients.

Click here for the full recipe for Quinoa Lentil Salad.

A colorful addition to your Rosh Hashanah table it’s everything you need to not only take your first step towards all your New Year’s resolutions but discover how sweet they can be.

May you have a sweet new year – שנה טובה או מתוקה

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About Aviv Harkov

Aviv Harkov started cooking, perched on a stool, as her mother’s sous chef. Raised on the principles and love of Shabbat described in A Taste for Torah, Aviv has since gone from sous chef to local caterer and the head chef at home as she prepares for Shabbat each week in her home. After making aliyah, and graduating high school in Israel, she enlisted in the Israeli Navy where she served as a naval officer. Aviv was then an emissary for World Bnei Akiva in Hong Kong. She is the author of A Taste of Torah cookbook, which provides a weekly portion of great food, Divrei Torah, and Jewish stories.

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