Uploaded on Feb 25, 2021
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Craveable, Colorful, and Satisfying Salads
Craveable, Colorful, and
Satisfying Salads
Tip 1: Prep Ahead
One of the most
daunting parts
of making a
salad is the
rinsing and
chopping of
everything. One
way to take that
out of the
equation is to
rinse and dry
everything right
after you get it
from the groce ry
store.
Tip 2: Choose Your Base
Wisely
The base for a salad sets the tone for the whole
meal. Season loves to do a mixture of a crunchy
lettuce and a leafy lettuce to get different textures
and flavors involved. For some crunch, we throw in
sliced romaine, iceberg lettuce, or even super thinly
sliced cabbage or Brussels sprouts. For the leafy
greens, we love arugula and baby spinach because
they’re no-prep; but red leaf lettuce, endive, butter
lettuce, and kale work great. You can also mix in a
grain like brown rice or quinoa for extra fiber and
protein.
Tip 3: Get Creative with
Your Vegetables
This is where your salad
claims its flavor profile.
Choose vegetables that
excite you and make the
salad make sense. For
example, if you’re going
for an Italian vibe – you
may choose tomatoes,
peppers, frozen
artichoke hearts, and
olives. Or for an Asian
salad – you could try
frozen edamame,
carrots, and bok choy.
Tip 4: Take care with your
dressing
We are big on
vinaigrettes. Don’t get us
wrong, creamy dressings
certainly hit the spot
from time to time, but
vinaigrettes are
completely customizable
and simple to make. We
use a 1:2 ratio – 1 part
vinegar to 2 parts olive
oil. From there, you can
add in whatever you
choose; garlic, shallot,
s pices, dijon m ustard,
and even a small
squeeze of honey are
great additions.
Tip 5: Make it Satisfying
If you made it this far,
we’re sure that your
salad will taste amazing,
but will it keep you
satisfied? That’s when
you should think about
including protein. For a
really simple fix, drain
and rinse canned beans
and add them to your
salad. For another plant
based option, slice fresh
avocado. It adds a
satisfying and creamy
component to your salad.
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