Hello lovelies, today I have a very simple recipe for you: Lamb’s lettuce with apple & lentils. I currently have this salad about 3-4 times a week, I’m totally addicted to it. It doesn’t require much. If you leave out the dressing, it only contains 5 ingredients. But it has everything a salad needs: fresh green, some sweetness, it’s satisfying because of the lentils and has a nutty flavor due to the roasted seeds.
In addition, it is on the table in in minutes - healthy and just delicious. Apples and lamb's lettuce are in season at the moment, so this is the perfect salad to enjoy this spring season.

Nüsslisalat / Lamb’s lettuce
Not everyone has heard of Nüsslisalat before, but this is how lamb’s lettuce are called in Switzerland. But I think there is hardly a salad that has so many names. I still know it as Rapunzel salad, but it’s also known as field salad, mouse-ear-lettuce, nutlets, nuts, sheep's mouths, or sun-weasels. In English it's called Lamb's Lettuce - that's cute too.
*It’s lamb’s lettuce season from October until March. After parsley lamb’s lettuce has the highest natural iron content of all vegetables and herbs! But not only that, lamb's lettuce contain 35 mg of vitamin C per 100 g and is therefore at the top of all salad vegetables. Like all green vegetables, lamb's lettuce can also shine with a thick portion of provitamin A, which has a particularly favorable effect on the eyes and skin: 100 g contain 663 micrograms. A special feature of lamb's lettuce are also the essential valerian oils, which make it a real nerve food. The considerable content of nerve and muscle strengthening magnesium as well as phosphorus and calcium also contribute to this. *
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