Alkaline Diet Recipes

Side Dishes: "Alkaline Vegetable Lasagne"

Ingredients for 1 lasagne
2 soft avocados
1 garlic clove
1-2 lemons, juice
1 red bell pepper
½ small radish
1 parsley root
1 small leek
1 corn salad (also known as lamb's lettuce or field salad)
3 big tomatoes
1 Arugula (also known as Garden Rocket)
Some Parsley

Directions

Put the avocados, the garlic clove and the lemon juice in a blender and mix until smooth. Add some water if necessary.

Finely grate the radish and the parsley root, cut the leek into fine rings and the pepper bell in thin strips. Then mix well with the avocado cream.

Now, for the first layer of the lasagne, put the corn salad in a casserole. Then pour over the avocado mix and spread well. For the next layer, add the tomato slices. Finally, the parsley and arugula form the top layer of your lasagne. Enjoy this wonderful alkaline dish!

Many thanks to Tess from Cape Coral, FL for sharing this delicious alkaline recipe!

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