Salad Recipes (Most Popular)
This yummy recipe will make your doctor cringe, but it can’t be much worse than some name brand dressings from a bottle.
A great salad for warm days....it fills you up and provides healthy fats and 1/3 of your daily fiber! Quinoa is a complete protein and full of vitamins and minerals like iron, magnesium, Vitamin E, potassium, and amino acids!
Wanted a little of everything (except for meat) in my salad...I was starving after a run...this is yummy. You can add cherry tomatoes, corn, and even red beans. It is seriously good!
This is from my Southern Living magazine. I used and calculated with light mayo though the recipe calls for regular. It says to serve on a bed of baby lettuce tossed with blackberries.
Economical, Low sodium, tangy salad dressing. . Make in jar. Can keep on counter. If you store in refrigerator, remove long enough in advance to warm to room temp and shake real well.
Makes approximately 11 ounces. One serving = 1 ounce = 2 tablespoon = .less than 70 calories.
Can add any fresh herbs you have on hand if desired. If you want less fat, decrease or eliminate the amount of oil.
Saves time & money. 2 cost effective recipes.
Clean veggies, then save scraps to make veggie broth in the slow cooker. Morph the salad into other salad recipes or use to top a lettuce salad. 1 cup = 1 serving. Low cal. Low fat. Low sodium.
Found this recipe on the my dressing mixer. I modified it with Splenda & low fat ingredients.
I used McCormick garlic & ginger that come in a small jar.
This is a filling and delicious salad that will make you happy your eating healthy!
Really nice chunky flavoursome salad I gained from videojug.com. Really easy to prepare, and easier on the waisteline too. Can adjust herbs to your liking
This salad is super crunchy and fresh yet satisfying and nutritional!
This is GREAT on a mixed green salad topped with either solid white albacore tuna Or chicken.....and sliced radishes, cucumbers mushrooms and red onion.
My mom has made this all my life and "perfected" it. It's always a hit, especially on an Iceberg salad.
Need something light for Valentine's Day.
Try these.
Tastes as good as they look.
This recipe would be just as sexy with plain Quinoa, but the red color contrast between the quinoa and the cucumber make it especially colorful.