So last night I wanted something quick, easy, and delicious! Pretty much, that’s what I want every night.. so last night I warmed up some brown rice I had made on Sunday, and made a delicious nacho-style salad! Since the brown rice was already done, the longest cooking time was for the potatoes – and that was only about 20 minutes. This recipe make 2 large salads, but you could make them into 4 small/medium salads and serve with a bowl of soup.
Ingredients:
Tortilla chips (use gluten-free chips if that’s what you need)
2-3 Roma tomatoes, diced
1-2 large handfuls Spinach, roughly chopped
1.5-2 C (or 1 can) refried beans
2 C brown rice, warmed
1 C roasted corn (or roasted corn salsa)
any salsas that suit your fancy
salt and pepper to taste
fresh cilantro, minced
Sara’s favorite potatoes (or any favorite potato of your choosing)
*optional: fresh lime juice
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 450°F. Dice the potatoes and prepare to your preference (I used my ‘favorite potato‘ recipe). Place the corn on a baking sheet and roast in the hot oven about 5 minutes.
2. Warm the brown rice and beans, separately. Dice the tomatoes, chop the spinach, and mince the cilantro.
3. Begin the layering – distributing evenly among each bowl! Tortilla chips, followed by brown rice, then beans, corn, spinach, tomatoes, and cilantro. Then surround the salad with the potatoes, and sprinkle with fresh lime juice if you desire.

Happy Cooking!





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Mmm, that looks really good!!
All I can say is that I’d better go get me some tortilla chips!!
Oh I have this as lunch often…except minus the potatoes…which is an AWESOME addition lol. I should have it for dinner…I like the way you think girlie!
so delicious! i love making my own salsa.
Those colours! Beautiful.
Thanks ladies!!
Best nachos I ever had were in a hole in the wall restaurant and bar in Atlanta on Jimmy Carter Boulevard named the Checkered Parrot (closed now). One of the tricks to their recipe (which was hardly vegetarian) was the use of sauteed vegetables, especially mushrooms.
Oh yeah, David! I love using roasted or sauteed veggies as part of a taco/nacho salad!!
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