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Here's a hearty roasted beet salad that doesn't take hours to make Cutting the beets up into small cubes shortens the cooking time and results in all over caramelization that you don't get with roasted whole beets By the time you're finished prepping the rest of the salad, the beets will be done.
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Harvest Salad with Miso-Maple Roasted Butternut Squash! Toss with greens, apples, cooked grains, pepitas, dried cranberries, and pomegranate arils. Best fall salad EVER. Makes a great lunch, too.
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Dried cranberries and fresh blueberries add sweetness to this tangy salad topped with feta and goat cheese.
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A satisfying salad by Jody Adams, chef-owner of Rialto Restaurant + Bar in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Start with sweet potatoes, which are in season, beautiful and cheap, and roast them with red onion and olive oil Roasting instead of boiling makes a huge difference: not only do you get a rich, smoky flavor, but the peeled exterior is toughened a bit so that the potatoes stay intact when tossed with the other ingredients You can serve this sweet potato salad warm or at room temperature; it’s great both ways.