
Sweet, juicy figs meet cool honeydew and crisp cucumber in a salad that feels like summer in a bowl. The apple cider vinegar dressing ties everything together with a gentle tang, balanced by honey and a whisper of ground ginger that keeps things interesting without overpowering the fresh fruit. Torn mint and basil add an herby brightness that makes every bite feel a little more alive. One of the trickier parts of eating low iodine is navigating dressings and condiments, but this one is made entirely from scratch with simple, whole ingredients — no hidden additives or iodized salt to worry about. Fine sea salt goes into the dressing, and a pinch of flaky sea salt finishes the dish, both naturally low in iodine compared to standard table salt. A short rest at room temperature lets the fruit release its juices and meld with the dressing, so by the time it hits the table, the flavors are beautifully cohesive. It works as a light lunch, a stunning starter, or a refreshing side alongside a simple protein.
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flaky sea salt
In a small bowl, whisk together the apple cider vinegar, honey, olive oil, fine sea salt, and ground ginger until the honey is fully dissolved and the dressing is smooth and slightly emulsified.
Combine the quartered figs, honeydew cubes, and cucumber half-moons in a large mixing bowl.
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