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Fig, Escarole and Prosciutto Salad With Balsamic Drops

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Escarole seems, well, forgotten – left behind in the wake of trendy kale. Not so fast – this salad lets escarole’s crisp yet tender leaves and slightly bitter edge shine. A perfect foil for seasonal sweet figs, salty Prosciutto and a Balsamic reduction that will give your taste buds a good jolt.

In a small saucepan, add Balsamic vinegar and over low-medium heat, reduce liquid by half or until it has thickened slightly. Remove from heat, transfer to bowl and let cool.

Escarole seems, well, forgotten – left behind in the wake of trendy kale. Not so fast – this salad lets escarole’s crisp yet tender leaves and slightly bitter edge shine. A perfect foil for seasonal sweet figs, salty Prosciutto and a Balsamic reduction that will give your taste buds a good jolt.

In a small saucepan, add Balsamic vinegar and over low-medium heat, reduce liquid by half or until it has thickened slightly. Remove from heat, transfer to bowl and let cool.

In a large mixing bowl, combine lemon juice, lemon zest, salt, black pepper and extra virgin olive oil; mix well. Add escarole in the large bowl and toss gently.

Divide escarole among 6 small plates.  Evenly divide figs and top with Prosciutto pieces.  Using a tablespoon, drizzle the Balsamic reduction over each salad plate. Dig in!

Yield 6 servings 

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