Asian Salmon Salad

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Love fish? Check out this tasty Asian Salmon Salad. This dish combines grilled salmon, mixed leaves, red capsicum, fresh avocado and cashew nuts, sprinkled with a zesty lime juice and sesame oil dressing. Within 30 minutes you've got yourself a quick and healthy evening meal crammed with texture and flavour. Plus, salmon is packed with Omega 3, vitamins, minerals and protein – what more could you ask for! 🙂

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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