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Sliced persimmons, pomegranate seeds, and toasted pecans are layered over herb salad mix and drizzled with a tarragon orange dressing for a delightful fall salad.
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This pasta salad is a hit at every gathering I take it to. Goes well with barbeque, and is a great pot luck dish. My mother has made this for years as well...
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Ground pork, cilantro, green onion, and snow peas are mixed with rice noodles and peanuts in this Asian-inspired cold salad, a refreshing lunch.
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This salad combines warm lobster chunks with tomato and avocado, sprinkled with crumbled feta cheese.
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This is a smooth and creamy raspberry dressing. If you can find raspberry vinegar, use that instead.
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Crunchy bok choy is drizzled with sweetened soy vinaigrette and speckled with toasted almonds, sesame seeds and ramen noodles.
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This tasty tri-color rotini pasta with cucumbers, tomatoes, and avocado with Italian dressing makes a great addition to a potluck or picnic.
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This recipe is by Sarah Belk and takes 5 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: mesclun, olive oil, wine vinegar
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You'll love raw Brussels sprouts once you try them in a salad with cranberries, nuts, seeds, and apples in a light vinaigrette.
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Cauliflower, olives, and pimento peppers mingle in this muffuletta-inspired salad that's a refreshing make-ahead option for a picnic.
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Seared salmon is tossed with campanelle pasta, stone-ground mustard, sugar snap peas, and lemon juice in this fresh, bright spring salad.
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Kale salad may someday go the way of other clichéd salads of yore — the bean salad, the chef’s salad, the beet salad with goat cheese But like all those other venerable mixtures, its ubiquity is due in large part to how good it can be Take a bunch of raw Tuscan kale (also called lacinato or black kale), which is more delicate than other varieties, and slice it into ribbons