Edamame and Barley Salad

"Cooking Light. September 2006."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • To prepare dressing, combine first 5 ingredients in a medium bowl, stirring with a whisk until blended; set aside.
  • To prepare salad, cook barley according to package directions, omitting salt and fat. Combine cooked barley, bell pepper, red onion, and the remaining ingredients in a large bowl, tossing well to combine.
  • Add the dressing, and toss gently to coat evenly. Let stand 15 minutes.

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  1. I loved this salad but my husband was not as keen on it. I cooked my barley in broth with a little ground peeper added, so I left out the added salt in the salad part. I also do not care for mint so I omitted that ingredient. I had some corn and grape tomatoes that needed to be used up so I added those to the salad. I thought this had lots of flavour and it is healthy as well. Thanks for the recipe.
     
  2. I love this! It fits the requirements for Core (a Weight Watchers plan) and it's just absolutely delicious. I made several substitutions to the recipe because it was late and I didn't want to go to the store. Since I was out of lemon, I used a little bit of rice wine vinegar for the acidity in the dressing. I used roasted red pepper instead of fresh. While I love onions, my fella does not (it's a texture thing). I added onion powder and a can of diced water chestnuts, instead. No mint or cilantro in the house so I added a bit of garlic for additional flavor. Ha! I see there were more adaptations than I originally thought. I'm sure the basic recipe is excellent but I loved my version.
     
  3. Loved it but I have to tell you it took me forever to cook. The Barley according to the package called for it to cook for 1 hour and 1/2 and I made a mistake and bought the frozen edamame not shelled. Big mistake. Took forever to shell them. Otherwise it's a great receipe and I will try it again this week but will make sure I buy the edamame shelled this time. It tastes great on a bed of lettuce. I'm going to try again this week and I'm also going to add a bit more of the dressing than the receipe calls for for a bit more dressing for the lettuce. Thanks for sharing!
     
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  1. I love this! It fits the requirements for Core (a Weight Watchers plan) and it's just absolutely delicious. I made several substitutions to the recipe because it was late and I didn't want to go to the store. Since I was out of lemon, I used a little bit of rice wine vinegar for the acidity in the dressing. I used roasted red pepper instead of fresh. While I love onions, my fella does not (it's a texture thing). I added onion powder and a can of diced water chestnuts, instead. No mint or cilantro in the house so I added a bit of garlic for additional flavor. Ha! I see there were more adaptations than I originally thought. I'm sure the basic recipe is excellent but I loved my version.
     

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