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Honeyed Kūmara (Sweet Potato) Salad

Servings: 1
A nourishing, golden bowl where sweet meets savoury — elevated by the pure warmth of Wild Stag Honey.

Experience the golden glow of Wild Stag Honey in this vibrant kūmara salad, where earthy sweetness, fresh greens, and a silky honey dressing come together in perfect harmony. It’s simple, wholesome, and full of natural energy — the kind of meal that feels like sunshine in a bowl.

Ingredients

For the Salad
•     1 small kūmara (sweet potato), peeled and cubed
•     1 cup mixed salad greens
•     ¼ cup cooked quinoa (optional but lovely)
•     1–2 tbsp toasted pumpkin seeds or walnuts
•     1 tbsp dried cranberries or raisins
•     1 tbsp feta or goat cheese (optional)

 

For the Honey Dressing
•     1 tbsp Wild Stag Honey
•     1 tbsp olive oil
•     1 tsp apple cider vinegar or lemon juice
•     Pinch of salt
•     Pinch of cracked pepper
•     Optional: tiny pinch of smoked paprika or mustard for depth

Instructions:

Roast the Kūmara

  • Preheat your oven to 200°C (390°F).

  • Toss kūmara cubes with a drizzle of olive oil, salt, and pepper.

  • Roast for 20–25 minutes until golden and caramelised at the edges.

 

Make the Honey Dressing

  •  In a small bowl, whisk together Wild Stag Honey, olive oil, vinegar/lemon juice, salt, and pepper.

  • Adjust sweetness or acidity to taste.

 

Build the Salad

  • Add salad greens to a bowl.

  • Top with roasted kūmara, quinoa (if using), seeds or nuts, and dried fruit.

  • Crumble feta or goat cheese over the top.

 

Finish With Honeyed Warmth

  • Drizzle generously with the honey dressing.

  • Toss lightly and enjoy immediately while the kūmara is still warm.

Why This Works

  • Kūmara brings earthy sweetness and slow‑release energy.

  • Wild Stag Honey adds natural warmth, depth, and a silky finish.

  • Seeds, greens, and cheese balance the dish with crunch, freshness, and creaminess.

 

It’s a simple, nourishing meal that celebrates the best of New Zealand’s flavours — and the magic of real honey.

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