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    Home » Recipes » Salads and Salad Dressings » Page 3

    Salads and Salad Dressings

    Basic Lemon Vinaigrette

    September 28, 2020 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

    This easy lemon vinaigrette recipe has just 5 ingredients and is done in under 10 minutes. I love to make a batch of this each week to have for easy salads. Bonus: use any kind of sweetener (honey, agave) or mustard you like to switch this dressing up each time!

    lemon vinaigrette for salad

    Hey hey hey, lemon dressing!

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    3-Ingredient Smashed Cucumbers

    July 22, 2020 by Lindsay 1 Comment

    Easy, light, and refreshing, this 3-ingredient smashed cucumbers recipe is done in just 30 minutes. The result is the most delicious, juicy cucumber bites. These are vegan, gluten free, and dairy free.

    3-Ingredient Smashed Cucumbers

    Oh heyyyyyyy not really a recipe recipe!

    That's honestly all the brainpower I have in quarantine week, 8,276 you're welcome.

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    Easy Chicken Larb

    January 7, 2020 by Lindsay 2 Comments

    This Thai chicken larb recipe (sometimes seen as chicken laarb on menus!) is so quick and easy thanks to the use of ground chicken. We love making this for meal prep with extra dressing and using it on salads or in rice bowls all week. It's gluten free and wildly delicious thanks to a fish sauce lime vinaigrette.

    close up image of thai ground chicken lettuce wraps with lime wedges on the edge.

    IknowIknowIknow.

    Maybe not the most inspired thing to do for our first 2020 recipe, but inspired is not what we're attempting here. Delicious is. Chicken larb is delicious.

    Jay usually does some kind of January ... eating thing ... which, is fine. I could go on and on about how I don't do things like that for a variety of reasons that I feel strongly about, but I'm also happy to support people in my life that try to make healthier choices. 

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    Summery Caprese Cobb Salad with Grilled Chicken

    August 6, 2019 by Lindsay 1 Comment

    A summertime recipe for cobb salad that includes grilled chicken AND corn plus caprese salad ingredients with fresh, juicy tomatoes, mozzarella, and a super easy basil pesto salad dressing that is out of this world delish. This is also a great meal prep kale salad!

    Oh hello, here's a salad we can SINK OUR TEETH INTO. Finally. 

    I'm all about a main dish salad. I order them often in restaurants because I want to, not because I'm punishing myself for something or feel like I should. BUT, the salad's gotta be a good one. House made dressings, fun protein choices, crunchy things, etc. If salads on a menu don't look good, I'm heading straight for ordering a dinner entree during brunch because the smothered chicken is just always so legit, right? 

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    Spicy Peanut Chopped Salad

    April 17, 2019 by Lindsay Leave a Comment

    MEAL PREP THIS FOR SURE. 

    Spicy Peanut Sauce with red cabbage chopped salad. Perfect for meal prepping!

    Alternative Title: The Time Beck Discovered Chow Mein Noodles and Now That's All She Wants To Eat. 

    And honestly, who can blame her? This spicy peanut chopped salad is one of my favorite things to do with the Spicy Peanut Sauce I posted on Monday. We use it in hot and cold dishes which allows it to taste super different aka behave like two sauces aka two for one aka measure twice cut once? I don't know.

    I posted on Monday. We use it in hot and cold dishes which allows it to taste super different aka behave like two sauces aka two for one aka measure twice cut once? I don't know.

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