Colorful Green Salads

Zucchini, Tomato, and Red Onion Salad

By · On Apr 05, 2011 · Comments (0)

Here’s a tasty salad to make when zucchini and tomatoes are abundant in late summer. Read More→

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Spinach, Orange, and Red Cabbage Salad

By · On Nov 21, 2010 · Comments (4)

Here’s a gorgeous salad of spinach, red cabbage, and oranges that adds a burst of color and nutrition to the plate. It’s a quick salad for everyday meals and is equally welcome as part of winter holiday meals. Adapted from Vegan Express. Read More→

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Spring Greens Salad with Endives and Oranges

By · On May 29, 2009 · Comments (0)

Here’s a lovely and refreshing salad with tender greens and tiny oranges. Read More→

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Mixed Greens Salad with Beets and Walnuts

By · On Apr 29, 2008 · Comments (1)

Pickled beets are an appetizing addition to this simple salad of mixed greens. Read More→

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Mixed Greens Salad with Asian Spin

By · On Apr 29, 2008 · Comments (0)

This makes a lively accompaniment to many types of Asian-style dishes; however you don’t necessarily need to serve it with Asian-themed meals; it’s a simple, offbeat accompaniment to many types of dishes. Read More→

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Fattouche Salad

By · On Mar 29, 2007 · Comments (0)

Not as well known in our culture as tabbouleh, which is like this, a Lebanese salad, fattouche is just as delicious. It gets its characteristic touch from the use of small bits of toasted pita bread.  Read More→

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Contemporary Waldorf Salad

By · On Jun 29, 2003 · Comments (0)

rome applesAn American classic, the Waldorf salad, is a crunchy mixture of apples, walnuts and celery. This version is updated with vegan mayonnaise and a bed of baby greens. Read More→

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Here’s a simple, colorful salad of mixed greens that harmonizes well with everyday or holiday meals and adds little hands-on prep time. Read More→

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