Thank you so much for this amazing site!

That’s absolutely gorgeous! I’m so excited that spring is here and that summer is around the corner. I remember thinking in September that I was sad that summer was on its way out, along with all the bounty of the season. But the time is approaching again, much more quickly than I anticipated!

Nothin’ else!!! this salad is amazing in taste and color…I am eating lots of salads these times, too…It’s the best we can have for lunch! very nice the way you have cut the aspagagus, next time I will try!!

love the colors on the plate!

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Summer cooking always provides light and simple meals that pack a punch of flavor. Thank you for sharing a great idea to use fresh, in season veggies – can’t wait to try it!

Indeed, the choice of ingredients is surprising and interesting. I’d love to recreate this salad.
Did you cut the vegetables with a mandolin? And how did you prepare the pickled rhubarb? thank you very much!

I made ribbons of the asparagus, rhubarb and carrot with a standard vegetable peeler. It’s just a lot simpler than the mandolin. You won’t be able to get through all of the veggie, but you can use the remainder of the stalk in stocks or purees.

For the rhubarb, I simply made the ribbons, and let them sit in a bit of vinegar and a pinch of salt for about 5 minutes. It should tenderize just a little, which is what you are going for.

Spring is the best time for salads and this lokks amazing ! Thanks for sharing!

No, nothing else to be said. Its all there in the picture.

Thanks for the extra details, I’ll try it soon (though in the meanwhile your rhubarb curd jumped up on the ‘to do with rhubarb’ list…).