Super Savory Salads
Grilling radicchio brings out its sweeter side, and pairing it with
an Asian dressing balances its assertive flavor. Contributed by Tamasin Noyes, from Grills Gone Vegan, © 2013, Book Publishing Company. Reprinted by permission. Read More→
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Enjoy the benefits of miso’s healthy enzymes and a nice fiber and protein boost in this delectable salad that can serve as a main dish or a side salad. Contributed by Julia B. Greer, MD, MPH, adapted from The Anti-Breast Cancer Cookbook.
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This was inspired by one of my favorite dishes offered by Veggie Heaven in Teaneck, New Jersey, an all-vegan Chinese-style eatery. It’s quite unlike their signature mock meat dishes, and really, quite unlike anything I have ever eaten in an Asian restaurant.
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Fruity flavors mingle with broccoli, greens, and sprouts, in this luscious tofu salad. It’s delicious with mango, but since it’s not always available, pineapple is a good alternative.
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A feast of color and texture, this salad is, a pleasure to make and serve, ready in minutes. It can be served in a larger portion as a main-dish salad (in that case you may want to toss in some additional chickpeas), or in smaller portions as a substantial side salad. Read More→
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If you want an easy way to add some greens to your holiday table, this salad is for you. My Grandpa used to make cranberry bread for Thanksgiving, and this is basically that — in salad form. Cranberries, walnuts, orange, all mixed together … it’s like the holidays in a bowl! Add this to your holiday table (works just as well for Christmas as Thanksgiving), and see if it doesn’t bring a little extra smile to your face. Originally posted at and reprinted from Esther at A,B,C,Vegan. Read More→
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This quinoa salad is crunchy and festive, brimming with anise-flavored fennel and toasted walnuts. Dried cranberries and orange juice add a touch of sweetness. Do add the orange zest if you can, as it heightens the citrus flavor.
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If you have never eaten edamame before, try this salad as an introduction. These tender green soybeans are easily found in the frozen section of natural foods stores. Combined with quinoa and asparagus, it all adds up to a pretty and nourishing salad. Contributed by Annie Taylor Chen, Vegan Ann. Read More→
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