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Radicchio and Arugula Salad with Dates, Hazelnuts, and Feta

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Radicchio and Arugula Salad with Dates, Hazelnuts, and Feta Kiyoshi Togashi
  • Active Time

    25 minutes

  • Total Time

    25 minutes

Ingredients

Makes 6 servings

1/2 cup hazelnuts
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
5 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 small heads of radicchio (15 ounces total), cut into 1-inch pieces
2 cups arugula
12 dates, pitted, quartered lengthwise
3 ounces feta cheese, crumbled
  1. Step 1

    Preheat oven to 350°F. Place hazelnuts on baking sheet; toast until fragrant and skins begin to crack, 10 to 12 minutes. Let cool briefly. Wrap hazelnuts in kitchen towel; rub briskly to remove as much skin as possible. Chop hazelnuts coarsely; set aside. DO AHEAD:Can be made 1 day ahead. Store in airtight container at room temperature.

    Step 2

    Combine vinegars in small bowl. Whisk in olive oil; season with salt and pepper.Combine radicchio, arugula, dates, and hazelnuts in serving bowl. Toss with enough dressing to coat. Sprinkle feta over salad.

Nutrition Per Serving

Per serving: 243 calories
18 g fat
3 g fiber
#### Nutritional analysis provided by Bon Appétit
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  • A very good salad. Be sure to salt and pepper well, as you need to cut the sweetness of the other ingredients.

    • jsbjk

    • Winnetka, IL

    • 2/15/2016

  • 另一个美味的食谱从Joanne堰。我rating is 4 forks but the last fork doesn't register. Made just as written and enjoyed by all.

    • juliabellante

    • Kansas City

    • 1/13/2014

  • Substituted toasted walnuts and soaked radicchio in water for 1 hour plus. Clean, crisp and great combination of tastes. Highly recommended, definite repeat.

    • ebtuck

    • Piedmont, CA

    • 4/1/2012

  • I had trouble finding hazelnuts so I used roasted sliced almonds instead. I also couldn't find enough arugula; my grocery store sold it with the herbs in very small quantities so I used some arugula and used romaine lettuce for more filler. My parents said the salad was the most "unusual" thing at dinner and we all loved it!

    • irishflynns

    • 12/26/2011

  • LOVED this recipe! Delivers every aspect of flavor & texture you would want in a great salad! Usually we have leftover salad no one eats, but this time the salad was the first thing to be devoured. Easy to prepare, try this recipe!

    • simplelife16

    • Vancouver, WA

    • 12/21/2011

  • Love the spicy mix! Would cut dates a bit smaller or maybe use a different dried fruit; used just one head of radicchio.

    • Anonymous

    • oakland, ca

    • 8/27/2011

  • My favorite salad recipe as of now. I have made it with and without the goat cheese. The dressing proportions are spot on. Toasted hazlenuts take this salad to another level. I love it!

    • vixenvillain

    • los angeles, CA

    • 3/23/2011

  • Loved this one. Will make a great first salad on Thanksgiving. Smaller portions..of course.....The key is getting an excellent Feta....go to someone who knows cheeses!! J from Sf

    • Anonymous

    • 11/7/2010

  • Absolutely delicious! Loved this salad! The flavors work so well together..sweet dates, tangy feta, bitter greens, crunchy hazelnuts. This recipe is definitely a keeper. Plus, the salad very easy to prepare.

    • pvernon77

    • 11/6/2010

  • Absolutely delicious! All the ingredients work so well together..the tangy feta, sweet dates, crunchy nuts, bitter greens. Perfect!

    • pvernon77

    • 11/6/2010

  • Great salad. I had goat cheese on hand so used that. It was great and all of my guests loved it.

    • escott109

    • Little Silver, NJ

    • 11/5/2010

  • It really only needs about half the dressing.

    • rrreggie

    • London via NYC

    • 10/26/2010

  • This is a real winner. The tartness of the feta is balanced by the sweet dates, and the dates play against the bitter radicchio. I think it is very important to have high quality feta and balsamic vinegar, preferably well aged. Otherwise the dressing will be too acidic.

    • Cookdoc

    • St. Petersburg, Florida

    • 11/8/2022

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