Coconut and Tahini Green Goddess with Sunflower Seed Dukkah
Creamy coconut green goddess that’s bright, herby, and tangy
Drizzle it over crisp greens with dukkah crunch for contrast
Fresh, silky, and wildly addictive—one bite and you’ll want more
lunch ⏱ 35 min 410 kcal / portion 18.0 g carbs / portion (estimated) vegan glutenmilk 🔗 Original source
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Preparation steps
- warm the coconut milk for 2-3 minutes until slightly warm
- cool the warmed coconut milk and stir in water
- blitz the herbs, garlic, and olive oil until almost smooth
- blitz in the coconut milk until smooth
- stir in tahini, lime juice, maple syrup, and flaked salt
- make the dukkah by partially crushing the sunflower seeds with a few turns
- grind the remaining dukkah ingredients into the sunflower seeds
- assemble the platter with green goddess in a bowl and arrange the leaves and radishes
- drizzle the remaining olive oil on the leaves and sprinkle with flaked salt