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	Apple and Spinach Salad with Sweet Seed Butter Dressing by Betsy's Best Betsy’s Best Gourmet Peanut Butter, Almond Butter, Cashew Butter, and Sunflower Seed Butter feature Chia seeds, cinnamon or cardamom, organic honey, Himalayan pink salt and other surprising, sophisticated and deliciously natural ingredients. Our sweet and salty spreads are perfect on whole grain crackers, fresh fruit and even by the…	1 vote 3769 views
	Favorite Creamy Coleslaw by Frosted Flaker For me, this has just the right balance of slaw to dressing. A true creamy slaw delight. Keep in mind this produces a VERY creamy version of coleslaw. To reduce the creaminess, simply add a bit more cabbage.	2 votes 1 review 2519 views
	Orange & Black Olive Salad by Amos Miller A Moroccan favorite, as made by my friend, Chef Paula Wolfert, as found in one of my very favorite books 'Couscous and Other Good Food from Morocco'.	2 votes 2 comments 13156 views
	Al's Famous Garlic Dressing by Micheline This is my version of Al's Steak House Creamy Garlic Salad Dressing and it is tangy, garlicky and scrumptious. A delight for the garlic lover's taste buds. Serve with a garden salad.	1 vote 2 comments 20278 views
	Kerabu Kacang Botol (Asian Style Winged Beans Salad) by Navaneetham Krishnan The medley of Asian ingredients worked in harmony for its refreshing crunchy deliciousness.	1 vote 4298 views
	Carrot Cucumber Salad (Asian Style) by Navaneetham Krishnan A healthy kick start to a healthy year.	1 vote 2699 views
	Broccoli and Cauliflower Salad with Red Grapes by Robyn Savoie This salad has been to as many family gatherings as I have! It holds well...and leftovers are still tasty a day later.	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 7145 views
	Old Fashioned Cucumber Salad with White Vinegar by K. Garner Old fashioned recipe my mother-in-law used to make. She was hard pressed to give me exact amounts. She slices her cucumber first and then adds the wet ingredients to cover it. In other words, there is no recipe. If you need an exact recipe, see the link provided. It's very close	2 votes 3137 views
	Cucumber Salad with White Vinegar by K. Garner Old fashioned recipe my mother-in-law used to make. She was hard pressed to give me exact amounts. She slices her cucumber first and then adds the wet ingredients to cover it. In other words, there is no recipe. If you need an exact recipe, see the link provided. It's very close	1 vote 2619 views
	Greek Vegetable Salad by Robyn Savoie All the flavors of the Mediterranean including tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, red onion and olives in a Greek vinaigrette dressing. Feel free to use provolone cheese instead of feta if you do not like feta's strong flavor.	1 vote 4426 views
	Insalata di Riso by Nick Webster Insalata di riso is a dish which is perfect for picnics. It transports well in a covered dish and is best served at room temperature. Plus, it’s a great way to get more vegetables on the table in a setting that is often dominated by meats and snacks. The beautiful bold colors of tomatoes, olives, and herbs will draw the eye of even…	1 vote 3156 views
	Mixed Green Salad with Pears, Walnuts, Cranberries, and Maple Dressing by Jackie Newgent Having family or friends over for a special dinner? This salad will knock their socks off! The maple syrup in the dressing coupled with the mixture of seasonal fruit and nuts create a concoction worthy of an elegant affair or casual merrymaking.…	1 vote 9193 views
	Nappa Cabbage Salad by Mary Frances Hart This is a light salad depending how much dressing you use. It gets more like coleslaw if you use more dressing and let it sit. Salad ingredent amounts should be to your liking. I prefer a ratio of 1:3 (vinagar:Oil) but it can be more or less.To make it more of a meal add one or a combination of soy sauce roasted asparagus, blanched…	1 vote 3197 views
	Pineapple & Stone Fruit Salad by redkathy Similar to an Ambrosia salad, this simple summer salad is made with a variety of stone fruits and pineapple. The addition of coconut oil and sunflower seeds adds texture and a nutty tropical flavor.	1 vote 1634 views
	Four C Coleslaw by Salad Foodie This is my version of a coleslaw I tasted many years ago at a catered event. It's close but not precisely the same. However it's a refreshing change from those familiar too-creamy coleslaws. The salad base is made up of 4 vegetables that start with the letter C, hence the recipe name. Cabbage, corn, cucumber, and cilantro team up…	1 vote 3629 views

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