Salad-in-a-jar party, and learn how to grow your own food, both indoors and out
This class is about eating the rainbow, why it is so important to our overall health and how you can grow some of your own food at home. Join Vickie Beineke, Traditional Naturopathic Doctor, as she teaches you about why variety is truly the spice of life and how growing some of your own food is very important especially now.
Class will begin with a quick PowerPoint presentation followed by creating 4 of your own salads using the information you learned. These salads will be made in quart-size canning jars.
You must register, and choose what you will bring, in the ticket section
Please bring:
4 quart-sized jars (wide-mouth is easiest) per person
2 salad items (chopped/prepped) 2-cups each depending on toppings
1 bag or container of lettuce (about 5 oz.)
Topping ideas include but are not limited to:
beans (black, garbanzo, edamame, etc.)
cucumbers
red onion slices
green onions chopped
cauliflower
shredded carrots
dried fruit (raisins, apricots, cranberries, etc.)
grape tomatoes
beets
sweet peppers
nuts (almonds, walnuts)
seeds (sunflower, pumpkin, etc.)
red cabbage
celery
grilled chicken, cubed or in strips
hard-boiled eggs
broccoli
artichoke hearts
hearts of palm
avocado
quinoa
blueberries
cilantro
roasted sweet potato cubes
olives
sliced radishes, etc.
feta cheese
shredded cheese
Ideas for GREENS:
arugula
kale
romaine lettuce
iceberg lettuce
watercress
spinach
butterhead lettuce
mesclun (assorted small young salad greens)
microgreens
collard greens
swiss chard
endive
bok choy
turnip greens, etc.
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