Eating your greens doesnt need to be boring.
Victor Protasio
If the word salad doesnt get you excited, thats about to change.
Homemade salads dont need to be bland and boring.
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Heres what to make.
The salad will stay good in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.
Eat it on its own or alongside a protein for a heartier lunch.
Fred Hardy
It also gets a nutty flavor from the sesame seeds, giving the medley lots of contrast in flavors.
Serve with your protein of choice or on its own for a tasty vegetarian main.
Cantaloupe and Cucumber Salad
Fruit salad is totally salad (andcucumberis, yes, a fruit).
Fred Hardy
Grilled Halloumi Salad
Top a salad with grilled cheese and were so in for a salad meal.
And on top of lemony romaine, its perfect.
The lemony dressing,crisp veggies, and crunch of the baked pita is the perfect combo.
Jennifer Causey
Shaved Brussels sprouts and kale provide a hearty, nutritious base for the salad packed with festive flavor.
The creamy, umami-filled dressing is yet another recipe that can become a weeknight salad go-to.
Breakfast salad for dinner, anyone?
Greg Dupree
Farro Salad With Brown Butter Vinaigrette
Everythings better with butter, and that includes salad.
Antipasto Salad
Mix melon and prosciutto for a salad that’s as refreshing as it is filling.
You don’t need to douse it in a dressing either.
Fred Hardy
Top it with a creamy burrata or mozzarella and a simple drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Toss on any toppings you want, including eggs, cheese, fresh herbsthe possibilities are endless!
Add dumplings on top to make it more fulfillingand some yummy peanut sauce to sweeten it up.
Christopher Testani
Make the dressing a few days before to get a jump start on lunch.
Victor Protasio
Victor Protasio
Fred Hardy
Greg DuPree
Greg DuPree
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Victor Protasio
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Greg Dupree, Prop Stylist: Julia Bayless, Food Stylist: Emily Neighbors Hall
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Greg Dupree, Food Stylist: Emily Hall, Prop Stylist: Claire Spollen
