
This vibrant noodle salad is proof that skipping yeast doesn't mean skipping flavor — it's fresh, colorful, and genuinely exciting to eat. Spiralized zucchini stands in for traditional pasta, soaking up a golden apple cider vinaigrette spiked with turmeric, ginger, and honey for a dressing that's bright without relying on any fermented or yeast-derived ingredients. The salting and squeezing step is key: it draws out excess moisture so the noodles stay pleasantly tender rather than watery, and every bite holds onto that punchy dressing. Quartered fresh figs bring a jammy sweetness that plays beautifully against the peppery arugula and fragrant torn basil. It's the kind of salad that looks like it came from a restaurant but comes together in minutes with nothing more than a spiralizer and a whisk. Serve it immediately so the noodles stay lively and the figs hold their shape — this one doesn't like to wait.
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Spiralize the zucchini into long noodles using a spiralizer, or draw a vegetable peeler lengthwise along each zucchini to create wide ribbons. Place the noodles in a colander set over the sink, toss with 1/2 tsp salt, and let stand for 10 minutes until the noodles have released some moisture and softened slightly.
While the zucchini drains, whisk together the apple cider vinegar, olive oil, honey, turmeric, ginger, garlic, and 1/4 tsp salt in a small bowl until the honey is fully dissolved and the dressing is uniform in color.
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