Fennel Salad with Roasted Beets and Shaved Asparagus
A lovely Fennel Salad with Roasted Beets and Shaved Asparagus drizzled in olive oil… Heaven!
I’m keeping it short and sweet today…
I adore crisp fennel salad, no matter the variety. Some people pair fennel with citrus segments, others with apples and celery.
However, something about the cool anise flavor of fennel against hot roasted beets makes my heart sing!
Add thin slivers of raw asparagus, rich nutty Asiago, and walnuts, and I am a happy, happy girl.
Drizzle some amazing olive oil over a gorgeous Fennel Salad with Roasted Beets and Shaved Asparagus, and you have a thing of beauty on your hands.
Fennel Salad with Roasted Beets and Shaved Asparagus
Fennel Salad with Roasted Beets and Shaved Asparagus - An amazing fennel salad with bright flavors and earthy olive oil drizzled over the top.
Servings: 6
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F and line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Clean and peel the beets, then slice them into thin rounds. Spread out on the baking sheets. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, then roast for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, core and slice the fennel bulbs thin.
- Use a veggie peeler to shave thin ribbons of asparagus and Asiago cheese. When ready to serve, stack fennel, beets, asparagus, more beets, Asiago cheese and toasted walnuts onto serving plates. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Drizzle each plate with a little lemon juice and a generous portion of olive oil.
Nutrition
Serving: 1cup, Calories: 276kcal, Carbohydrates: 19g, Protein: 13g, Fat: 17g, Saturated Fat: 4g, Cholesterol: 12mg, Sodium: 410mg, Potassium: 848mg, Fiber: 7g, Sugar: 7g, Vitamin A: 845IU, Vitamin C: 18.6mg, Calcium: 312mg, Iron: 3.6mg
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So good!
This looks fantastic!
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I think I would just dip big chunks of crusty bread in it and eat it with a wedge of feta. Yum!
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This olive oil would be for drizzling only! Soup, salad, pizza.
I visit the Santa Monica Farmer market twice every week. We are spoiled with pristine produce. I drizzle great olive oil over all lettuces and vegetables. My fav? Heirloom tomatoes with fresh basil, sea salt and a green olive oil. Perfection!
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Nothing like homemade mayo made with a truly great olive oil. YUM.
I would serve homemade wheat bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar dipping sauce. Yum!
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OMG, I would love to make my favorite quinoa salad with this, or a panzanella salad, or just eat it plain with some warm, homemade bread fresh from the oven! Best giveaway ever! Thanks! :)
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Olive oil makes a perfect salad dressing for me!
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Olive oil is great for making sauces and soups. Also like it to cook chicken with too! :)
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This is more of a summer treat, but I just love raw tomatoes, sprinkled with maldon salt (obsessed!) and olive oil. I also try to have “fancier” dinners at home on Friday nights (unless we are out) and they always start with some fresh bread or rolls and olive oil… just like we would at a restaurant. This olive oil sounds incredible – would love to win some!!
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I have never come across a great olive oil so I’m excited to make lots of stuff with it. Mainly I’m excited to dip a hunk of crusty bread into it!
Gorgeous! I love fennel anything.
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I’d use it in mega salads. Also, in herb salads.
I’d dip some crusty bread in the olive oil! Also, I’d use it over fresh green salads.
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Drizzled over tomatoes and basil!
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I would love to make this lovely salad with Theros Olive Oil!
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I love your salad and would love to win the Theros olive oil to drizzle on my salad and for my home-made bread dripping.
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I’d love to make a vinaigrette!
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i would use this olive oil in one of my many new vegan recipes OR for roasting veggies OR for dipping fresh baked bread OR to drizzle on a salad, like the one you made! :)
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Mmmm beets AND fennel. Yum!! I think I would drizzle this olive oil over some vanilla ice cream with a small sprinkling of fleur de sel.
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The olive oil looks lovely. I like seeing food products that look, smell, taste like they’re supposed to and carry the color they were intended to. My Honey is a breakfast burrito fanatic. Each day’s potatoes and veggies begin with olive oil.
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The real question is what wouldn’t I make with that much Theros Olive Oil?! I can’t wait to cook with and season my brand new cast iron skillet with this nectar of the Gods if I win. As a college student (and budding foodie) my budget is pinched enough as it is. Winning this much TRUE Olive Oil will be what gets me through the pinch of student loan debt.
I would like to pour Theros olive oil over roasted cauliflower with shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and a sprinkle of crushed red peppers.
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Yum! I would probably mix the olive oil with roasted garlic and Parmesan and dip crusty bread into it.
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Hello. I found you on Southern Bloggers. I am a new follower! The olive oil sounds wonderful. I would use it it in my Greek salad dressing for sure! Patsy
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Wow! I don’t think I’d be able to take the time to make anything. I’d just pour some into a bowl, sprinkle with herbs, and grab some crusty bread for dipping. Dinner is served.
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What a beautiful salad! I use olive oil for everything so I might make a dressing with it.
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Wow, I love that gorgeous color of the olive oil…and your salad too. I’ll love to win the Theros Olive Oil to make my Meyer Lemon and Herb Vinaigrette for a warm seafood salad. I think they’ll be perfect together! YUM!
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I could definitely make excellent use of 3 gallons of olive oil! Most of all, though, I’d love to simply dip some crusty bread into it. :-)
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I’d use it for my oregano salad dressing and to dip my fresh baked bread into. Also, I use it drizzled over roasted veggies.
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Definitely a salad–good olive oil goes a long way when it comes to salad dressing! But this salad is gorgeous–I’ll definitely be trying it!
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Yum! Your salad looks delicious. I love using high quality olive oil for dips, hummus, and vinaigrettes.
Dip a nice piece of bread in that olive oil. Your salad looks simply gorgeous!
My father–whose last name is Oliveira!– knows something about olives, his family having been in the business for generations. He waxes poetic about olive oil in the way other connoisseurs describe great wines.
He tells us that when he was young (1930s and 40s), his father imported olive oil from Europe, but that it was dramatically different from the quality of ones we get today. He describes it as thick, dark green and spicy yet sweet (I suppose it was low acidity..) — much like Theros Olive Oil you introduce to us! I am thrilled to have the opportunity to taste what I thought was gone forever!
(Aside from drizzling,) my homemade salad dressings will never be the same!
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Drizzled over sliced tomatoes and basil… Wish I had some now…!
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would love to use the olive oil in the poppyseed dressing I make, yummy!!
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There are so many recipes I could use this olive oil to make. For one this salad because it looks delicious. I would also use it to make my pomegranate vinaigrette. Yummy!!!
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I would home-make some focassia bread and use it as a dipping sauce. :)
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I would love to make a little dipping mix for some bread or a vinaigrette for some red lettuce…yum…there’s just so many things!
You’ve combined a few of my favorite things into the most gorgeous of salads :) Well done!
First off gorgeous salad! 2nd, I have never wanted to win a giveaway so bad.
I would make a Caprese, one of my absolute favorites drizzled in this gorgeous Olive Oil.
I’d use it for bread dipping! Mmmmm!
OMG, I’m always looking for great fruity olive oils that I can afford. Haven’t bought salad dressing in several years; always make my own w/various vinegars and herbs. Also, we now use olive oil w/herbs for dipping bread in place of butter. All these ideas are flowing through my head, drizzling over fresh steamed veggies, pasta, baked potatoes. I could go on and on. Always enjoy your recipes and how diverse they are. Keep up the great work and I hope I win on the bottles. Thank you!
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I’d use the olive oil in making hummus and homemade rosemary olive oil bread.
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Mozzarella, fresh tomatoes from the garden (I’ll wait a few month), basil, olive oil, salt and pepper.
That and olive oil with a few herbs to dip some crispy local bread (Hello Simple Bread in West Asheville when the farmer’s market reopens).
By the way, did they tell you anything about storing the oil. I heard lately that it’s best to keep in the fridge but I’m curious.
Dear Cécy,
First off, I would like to thank you very much for your interest in Theros Olive Oil and A Spicy Perspective. After reading through some posts I noticed your inquiry on the best way to store EVOO when not using it. I have full approval from horticulturists around the country that after the oil has been “cooled” and returns back to its original state that the chemical structure does not retain its original raw form and characteristics. In essence, the molecules which make up the oil are altered through refrigeration, which inherently change the face of the product itself.
A premium olive oil such as ours does not need to be refrigerated after opening. In fact, it will remain at a high quality level when stored in a cool, dark place for six to twelve months. Our oil should be stored in an air-tight container; simply keeping it in our bottle with the cap tightly secured will do the trick.
Thanks again for your interest. If you ever have anymore direct questions feel free to reach out to me at the address listed below.
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Backwards, sorry. I’d use it to make mayo and salad dressings.
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What a WONDERFUL giveaway! Would love to use this olive oil in my homemade salad dressings (and it would also be great for bread dipping). Thank you.
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I always end up putting goat cheese or aged cheddar in salads with beets. I like your use of asiago! It’s time for me to get out of that rut ;)
What I would make with Theros Olive Oil is a sweet, smooth, tangy vinaigrette with lime juice, honey and olive oil being the main ingredients. Nice and fresh!!!
My grandmother is from Kalamata. I would make the most delicious sandwich, sliced tomatoes, feta cheese, fresh chopped oregano on thickly sliced ciabatta-broiled with a beautiful drizzle of olive oil.
This recipe looks awesome! Thanks so much for the background on Theros Olive Oil. I’ve never tried it, but I will look for it now. I would love to make Rachel Ray’s Grilled Chicken Paillard with Grilled Red Onion and Asparagus Salad with Theros Olive Oil. Yum!
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A gorgeous salad!
I’d make homemade hummus and dip crusty bread in the seasoned olive oil while making it!!!
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When I think of fresh, raw olive oil my mind immediately goes to a salad of greens, tomatoes, feta, kalamata olives and toasted bread. All a salad like that needs is olive oil and a squeeze of fresh lemon juice to finish it off. So good!
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I would LOVE to use this to make a big batch of hummus! Thanks so much, so yummy looking.
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I’d use the Theros olive oil drizzled on top of heirloom tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil! YUM!!!!
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oh my. What a giveaway. I could drink olive oil. I know that’s gross, but I really love it that much. If it weren’t for the calories, I really would drink it. I would start by eating some on a slice of toast. Then, as long as the flavor isn’t masked too much, I may venture out into the world of salads, etc.
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I’d use it making salad and omelette
That salad sounds perfect fort his time of year. I use olive oil in all my salad dressings. Just made some pesto this morning with olive oil too. It’s my main staple oil for everyday cooking.
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Gorgeous and delicous! Love the flavor combo and it has such a great color pop!
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I’m here for this amazing salad…winning some olive oil would be nice but I’m still happy if just for the salad! GORGEOUS.
Pretty, healthy and delicious. What else can I ask for?
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Beet salad is a must if I win.
I make a chicken dish that I fry in olive oil…..it’s important to have a good tasting oil for this task or the dish is “off”. I’m in love with Colivita olive oil….I hope to compare the two.
I’d like to make a Orzo and Tomato Salad with Feta Cheese.
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Wow!! Love that photo, absolutely gorgeous!! I have to make a pesto with that olive oil and enjoy it with some fresh pasta!!
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I’d love to make roasted root vegetables along with brusell sprouts and onions, sprinkled with a few herbs. I’ve never seen yellow beets before. Must not grow in Florida
Caprese salad – yum!
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This isn’t a cop out answer, but I’d just like to drizzle it all over a salad! I use olive oil every day and there’s nothing better than the intense flavor of good olive oil on a raw salad! :)
I would make a great vinaigrette. I’m sure that would use at least half a gallon!
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I would like to make a great olive oil dipping sauce with this Theros Olive Oil
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A winter pesto with arugula would be lovely with Theros Olive Oil. A splash with hummus and feta cheese, would also be delightful.
I nearly always make my own vinaigrette. Is that raw enough for you?
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I think I would love to try the olive simply drizzled over fresh tomatoes with a few grinds of black pepper and coarse salt. And I’d definitely use it for dipping!
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I’d love to make raw protein bars with dates and figs!
I have a recipe for fried artichokes that uses evoo. After reading the recipe, it really sounds more like poaching the artichokes instead of frying. Otherwise, I might like a fresh tomatoe sandwich dressed with some great evoo.
This looks wonderful. I will be making the ‘Man Salad” for the man in my life when I win.
I can’t wait for summer to arrive, it seems like this olive oil would be perfect on a caprese salad
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I bet this olive oil would provide a needed burst of freshness drizzled over roasted winter veggies, or to finish butternut squash soup.
Such a beautiful salad, Sommer! And that olive oil looks perfect!
I would use it in a root vegetables slaw: beets, daikon, radishes, & turnips. Add a vinaigrette made with olive oil, lemon juice, agave nectar & a touch of balsamic vinegar & it is set!
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I would love to use this olive oil to make some yummy bruschetta or babaganoush!
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I’m thinking this olive oil poured over some melted fontina cheese and garlic – would be great for dipping bread into!
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The olive oil looks amazing! wonderful color. I would like to make a sumptuous salad of mixed greens with beet slices and chevre and drizzle it with a vinaigrette (of course made w/ Theros olive oil).
Ooo! I LOVE olive oil and this one looks amazing! I would love to drizzle over thinly sliced fennel, shaved parm, and segmented oranges with just a dash of sea salt and freshly ground pepper. YUM!
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Best giveaway ever! Recipe looks amazing (3 of my favorite foods: beets, fennel, and asparagus). I love having good olive oil for drizzling over homemade hummus.
I’d love to try this on a salad but I make a really crusty bread I’d try dipping first.
I already like the oil without tasting it, since the producer and my son share the same name.
I would also use it in a salad. Probably something with red cabbage. I love fennel as well.
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Okay, I don’t normally enter other blogger’s giveaways just because I feel like we get so many freebies that prizes should go to someone else. BUT…I just can’t help entering this one! I adore a good olive oil and I’ve never tried this brand. It sounds just lovely. There are so many ways I would use it…just to dip a good bread, drizzled over fresh tomatoes and basil, and I love to finish a dish with a drizzle of high-quality olive oil. YUM!
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Just a nice tomato, basil, and mozzarella salad. Simple and delicious.
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OMG..seriously? a WHOLE gallon of olive oil. That is like winning the lottery! I am sure I would use a half gallon of it for dipping my bread into!!!
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This salad is lovely! I will definitely be making salad if I win!