Kale salad, it's what's for dinner. Little handmade bowls, it's what makes kale salad delicious.

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simple kale salad topped with smoked Maldon sea salt and pepitas. Little handmade enamelware salt cellar and nut bowl in turquoise and orange with individual wood base.

I love going to the farmers market this time of year. The bounty of vegetables and fruit makes it so easy to eat healthy. Kale is one the staples I almost always buy. I love eating it in salads or sauteed with other veggies.

This simple kale salad (chopped lacinato kale drizzled with olive oil and balsamic vinegar) is made even better with flake salt and seeds. The stars in my little handmade copper and glass bowls this time are Maldon smoked sea salt and pepitas.

I’ve spiced up other kale salads with lemon pepper, various nuts or beans, and crispy garlic. Fresh squeezed lemon and cumin are also fantastic additions.

simple kale salad spiced with flake sea salt and pumpkin seeds. Little handmade enamelware bowls perfect for condiments, spices, nuts, seeds, salt, pepper. great gift for foodie

What are you eating from your Farmers Market this time of year?

Whatever it is, spice up your kitchen and food with delightful Bitty Bowls available here.

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