Nadine Salad

• 1 shallot
• 1 handful parsley
• a few leaves napa cabbage
• 1 firm, crisp apple
• 1 meyer lemon
• apple cider vinegar
• salt and pepper
• olive oil
• 2 tablespoons roasted pepitas (or nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, or hazelnuts)

1. Cut the shallot into thin slices. Rub them in your fingers with a pinch of salt and set aside in a large bowl to macerate.
2. Pluck off the leaves of parsley and discard the stems. If you're not in the mood, you can dice the stems finely and fade into a coarse chop towards the leaves. Add this to the shallots.
3. Cut the cabbage leaves as thin as you can. There shouldn't be too much cabbage; just enough to suspend the other ingredients. Add it to the parsley.
4. Core the apple and cut it into more thin slices. Sometimes, I want to cut them further, into matchsticks. Spread the apple over the cabbage, making sure that the thin slices are not all stuck together.
5. Take one half of the lemon and pour its juice over the apples. Then splash the pile with some apple cider vinegar, or the other half of your lemon, or whatever clear vinegar you have handy. In any case, it's a pretty acidic salad.
6. Toss, adding salt, pepper, and olive oil to taste.
7. Now for roasted pepitas. Put them on your salad and serve. (Roasted nuts will need to be broken up a bit.)

shallot, handful parsley, cabbage, apple, lemon, apple cider vinegar, salt, olive oil, pepitas

Taken from food52.com/recipes/38619-nadine-salad (may not work)