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Lima Bean and Sauerkraut Salad
2 cups of naturally fermented sauerkraut 2 cups of cooked lima beans (if pressed for time, you may use canned or cooked frozen lima beans) 1 head of Romaine, Boston, or Red lettuce, chopped Mayonnaise dressing Salt and pepper to taste This is an easy salad to prepare and, since it contains sauerkraut, is a good way to begin a meal as the tangy taste helps stimulate digestive juice flow. Drain the sauerkraut and pull apart with a fork. Combine well with the beans. Stir in enough of the mayonnaise dressing to just wet the salad. Spread over a bed of lettuce and serve. Serves 4-6. For the mayonnaise, you can either make your own or you may use a store-bought brand that is made without soy or canola oils. In the USA, Hain's Safflower Mayonnaise is acceptable and widely sold at supermarkets. |