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May 3rd, 2012
Recipe: Rhubarb, Chèvre, and Toasted Hazelnut Salad
Written by Kristen Rasmussen on May 3, 2012in Featured, Food and Drink, Food for Your Well-Being, Nutrition, Recipe - 0 Comments
By Kristen Rasmussen, MS, RD
This month’s Well Being Challenge invites you to explore what you’ve been missing by trying a vegetable you are not familiar with one time per week, whether in a Bon Appétit Cafe or at home. To get started, try the below recipe for a salad containing rhubarb, a lovely misunderstood vegetable worth exploring. To learn more about misunderstood vegetables, visit cafebonappetit.com.
Rhubarb, Chèvre, and Toasted Hazelnut Salad
Although most commonly found in pies, rhubarb can be a flavorful component in many dishes. When shopping for rhubarb, stay away from wilted stalks, which indicates the rhubarb is not fresh.