This plate of mixed greens is essentially hard bubbled eggs, red onions, bacon, and a Paleo mayonnaise to tie it. It's super school amicable, shoddy, and incredible for prep-ahead. I like making plans like these on Sunday and after that having them for simple dinners all week. During school, this plate of mixed greens proves to be useful for a filling lunch.
On the off chance that you are feeling aspiring, make your own. I utilized neighborhood Dijon mustard in mine, which brings some additional flavor. With regards to the "include in's", get innovative. I utilized red onions since they give a pleasant crunchy surface to the serving of mixed greens, yet green onions could be utilized as well! Next time I make this, I will add raisins or grapes to include some sweetness.
The least demanding approach to cook bacon is to put it on a treat sheet fixed with aluminum foil, at that point cook it for 13-18 minutes in the stove on 400 degrees. The time relies upon how thick the bacon is and how firm you like it. For this formula, I cook the bacon extremely fresh with the goal that it is anything but difficult to disintegrate.
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Perfect make ahead recipe for the busy Paleo eater! This recipe takes no time and the homemade mayo is so delicious and quick to make.
Ingredients
- 12 hard-boiled eggs (see above how to hard boil eggs)
- 6-7 pieces of bacon, crumbled
- 1 medium red onion, chopped into small pieces
- Nom Nom Paleo's Mayo Recipe (see link in the post)
- Optional: raisins, grapes, sliced almonds
Instructions
- Prepare all ingredients- cook the bacon, hard boil the eggs, chop the onion, and make the mayo.
- Mix all ingredients together in a bowl, and add the mayo as a binder.
- Store in refrigerator, and serve it cold.
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