Grilled romaine lettuce with lactose-free dressing
Spice up your lunch or dinner with a light but delicious plate of grilled romaine lettuce with lactose-free dressing. Enjoy it whenever you find yourself in the mood for a light salad full of flavours with a refreshing, smoky twist. Being an exciting and tasty alternative to regular fresh salad, it has become popular in modern cuisine – and we understand why.
Ingredients
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Romaine lettuce
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2 |
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Sunflower oil
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Dressing
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Lactose-free yogurt
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150 g |
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Lactose-free low-fat cottage cheese
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50 g |
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Fresh parsley
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1 tbsp |
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Pressed garlic
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Salt
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Pepper
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Instructions
Tips
To not overcook the salad pieces, they only need a few minutes on a preheated grill or pan, so keep your eyes peeled. The outer layer should be slightly wilted and with a magnificent, charred mark on it, while the inner layers should retain their crisp texture for your teeth to chew on.
Tips
If you enjoy cooking outside, you can prepare the lettuce on a barbecue instead. It will leave you with the same delicious result while you can enjoy a cosy summer evening out in the open.
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Grilled romaine – an easy and interesting salad
Fresh salad is always delicious, but grilled romaine lettuce with lactose-free dressing is on another level. By throwing the salad on the pan for just a couple of minutes, it will get a slightly charred surface, resulting in a beautiful green and dark look. The inner leaves will maintain their fresh crispness as the outer leaves will wilt slightly and get a slightly caramelised sear, giving it a mild sweetness and lovely smoky flavours. In combination, the difference in textures makes the grilled romaine lettuce the perfect bed for a delectable dressing.
Serve it as a light lunch on its own or as a side with, for example, lactose-free pasta with mushrooms and pumpkin or perhaps a hearty lactose-free salmon pie.
Serve with creamy lactose-free dressing
Looking at the green grilled leaves with beautiful, charred sides, you would not be wrong to sink your teeth into them immediately but take a second to add the creamy lactose-free dressing anyway. The creaminess and tanginess of lactose-free yogurt and cottage cheese are combined to give the dressing a texture that easily clings to the lettuce while tasting bright and refreshing with the smoky salad. To top it off, a dose of fresh parsley in the mix injects the dressing with beautiful aromas and wonderful colours.
