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This roasted kale and chickpea salad gets an extra crunch from toasted walnuts and is a quick and easy lunch or dinner.
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This colorful salad of roasted asparagus and green beans with cherry tomatoes, onion, and fresh parsley is delicious served warm or cold.
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This is a delicious vegetable salad made with eggplant, yellow squash, asparagus and red pepper. It is colorful as well as flavorful.
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A fresh green salad with sautéed tilapia is a filling dinner when Knorr® Fiesta Sides Mexican rice is added.
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Chewy buckwheat, summer (yellow) squash, and garbanzo beans are tossed with lemon juice, Parmesan cheese, and toasted walnuts in this hearty salad.
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The flavors you love in Buffalo chicken wings are found in this easy pasta salad that makes a nice lunch or side.
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Turmeric and pepper seasoned shrimp are layered with avocado, apples, and feta in this spinach salad, a great meal for clean-eating.
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This cold salad recipe features lentils and tri-color spiral pasta and uses a Greek vinaigrette to make for a fast preparation.
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A cranberry gelatin salad is made with fresh cranberries, mandarin oranges, and pecans for a tangy, fruity flavor and a nutty crunch.
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A classic Vietnamese shrimp and rice noodle salad recipe, with lemongrass, fish sauce, carrots, bean sprouts, herbs, and nuoc cham dipping sauce.
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A tangy lemon dressing makes this main-course salad especially refreshing, and the only thing you have to cook is the pasta. If you find a fennel bulb with the dark-green feathery tops still on, chop some of them and toss into the pasta.
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You may worry about the amount of dressing in this luscious salad, but you’ll find that it is largely absorbed by the potatoes The salad resembles a classic creamy potato salad with lots of crunchy celery, but there’s only a smidgen of mayonnaise here The technique of softening the onions with boiling water comes from the cookbook author Deborah Madison.