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Quinoa, edamame, carrots, and chickpeas are tossed with spinach and ginger-miso dressing in this super spinach salad recipe that is quick and easy to prepare.
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A new and exciting way to dress up your standard tuna salad. Hard-cooked eggs, dill, and rosemary mix with tuna in this tasty appetizer.
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Egg salad made with celery, shredded carrots, and fat-free mayonnaise is a healthier and colorful version of the classic sandwich filler.
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Crisp torn romaine lettuce, tomato, and avocado get flavor and crunch from ranch-style beans and crushed corn chips in a salad that's colorful and very quick.
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Smoked ham, crunchy broccoli, and slivers of fiery sweet red onions are tossed with pasta and a spicy mustard vinaigrette.
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Like a little pineapple and orange flavor in your chicken salad, try this recipe, which also features bell pepper, mushroom, and olives.
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This Greek-style salad made with farro, an ancient Mediterranean grain, is a nice alternative to pasta salad.
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Everybody loves sriracha, so why wouldn't you love it in a tuna salad sandwich with eggs, sweet peppers, mayonnaise, and honey mustard?
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This colorful salad of red pomegranate seeds, Romaine lettuce and roasted sesame seeds, dressed with a fresh pomegranate juice and honey dressing, sets a festive tone for any holiday table Sadhna Sheli, a reader from Los Angeles, sent us this recipe which is popular with both adults and kids “Kids will like it because it has that sweet element to it,” said Ms
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This is a chickpea spread that tastes like tuna salad! No kidding! Great served in a sandwich.
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For most people, even experienced cooks, weeknight dinners are not so much a result of careful planning but of what’s on hand — and what can be accomplished fairly quickly Noodles of all kinds are easy and beloved But soba noodles, a Japanese staple, are special: they usually take no more than 3 to 4 minutes to cook and, because they’re made from buckwheat, have a slightly firm texture and a nutty flavor