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Wheat Berry Salad with Kale, Orange, and Olives

February 16, 2017 Emily Watson

Over the past few weeks, I've had to opportunity to share some of my favorite healthy eating tips on my favorite store's blog. If you've been reading a while, you may know that I have a major crush on Terrain, Anthropologie's Home + Garden Store. It's got a pretty amazing online presence, but it also has the most beautiful store in Glen Mills, PA. It also has a super special place in my heart because it's where my husband and I got married last April. So, when they asked me to contribute to their blog in the spirit of wellness, I was so honored. 

In this third post, (my first and second are here and here), I talk about grain bowls. It's no surprise that I rely on them as part of my weekly pseudo-meal plan because they are so easy to throw together, are nourishing, and can go in all sorts of directions depending on what's in season and what I'm craving. 

In coming up with this particular grain combo was inspired by these gorgeous nesting bowls Terrain has in their store now. Seriously, I want a whole set of them. Maybe two. They're beautifully rustic and glazed in earthy hues. I wanted to create an equally rustic salad, but with bright flavors, and colors that would complement the blues and naturals. 

Citrusy with a salty punch and nutty finish, this salad is one for bookmarking. I made it three times in two weeks because I couldn't get enough. I think you're going to love this. 

Head over to Terrain's blog to check out the recipe! 

And if you're wondering, this post is in no way sponsored. I just love working with a company that's putting out some amazing things. Oh, and the photos? Those were shot by the talented Katie Hennessey for Terrain.

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In Mains, Salads Tags recipe, wheat berries, chickpeas, orange, walnuts, salad, make ahead, vegetarian
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Hi! I'm Emily. I love to cook whole, nourishing foods, and this is where I share my kitchen experiments and sometimes a little bit of life.

Hi! I'm Emily. I love to cook whole, nourishing foods, and this is where I share my kitchen experiments and sometimes a little bit of life.

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