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Sweet red grapes and lightly pickled cucumber and onion served over a bed of romaine and spicy arugula makes a delicious salad perfect for pairing with a fish dinner.
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Add a burst of freshness to spicy Italian sausage sandwiches by topping them with a light and healthy salad of tomato, mozzarella, and basil.
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Call it sushi in salad form. The overall effect is pretty close to that of the Japanese specialty, even though the rice is arborio (short-grain, but not sushi rice), the salmon is smoked (not raw), and the spicy kick comes from horseradish (not wasabi).
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In this fun take on the sandwich classic, Grace Parisi creates a delectable ham salad mixed with crunchy rye bread croutons and bits of Gruyère cheese, tossed in a mustardy dressing with celery and chives.
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Chilling makes all the difference in this great salad. And the generous splash of olive oil and lemon juice brings out all the great veggie flavors. The chick peas add variety and a nice texture.
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A delicious falafel salad recipe with tahini-lemon dressing.
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This impressive cool-weather salad is an extraordinarily addictive mix of sweet, crunchy, and salty ingredients.
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This impressive cool-weather salad is an extraordinarily addictive mix of sweet, crunchy, and salty ingredients.
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A pile of this chicken salad plopped on top of a bed of greens or tucked between two slices of good bread would make a most excellent lunch or light supper It starts with a quick dressing made of mayonnaise, chopped chives, parsley and tarragon and the juice and zest of a lemon Combine the dressing with chopped, cooked chicken (for ease, use supermarket rotisserie chicken or Thanksgiving turkey leftovers), red grapes, red onion, celery and walnuts
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The first time I made this, I used some delicious small red beans that my housekeeper, Ana, brought from El Salvador I also tested it with canned beans; of course I liked the Salvadoran red beans better, but not having them shouldn’t deter you from making this substantial salad