| 10 years ago :: Jul 07, 2008 - 5:58PM #11 | |
paulineyear
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Sounds simple delicious. Couscous cooked with OJ is a great idea! Thanks
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| 10 years ago :: Jul 21, 2008 - 10:33AM #12 | |
ItsAllALie
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I love a green salad, ingredients vary, but the kicker is strawberries and almonds!!! I've also used mangos, whichever I can find on sale at the supermarket,,,,topped with a raspberry vinagrette,,,yummm,,,the bit of sweet just kicks it up :) Holly
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| 10 years ago :: Jul 21, 2008 - 9:54PM #13 | |
Pam34
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Try blueberries and pecans or walnuts, too, Holly. I have a great green salad recipe that calls for spinach, asparagus, strawberries of blueberries and walnuts, with a sweet dressing - I use poppy seed usually but a raspberry viniagrette would be fine, also.
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| 10 years ago :: Jul 22, 2008 - 10:27AM #14 | |
Christianlib
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It's not EXACTLY a salad, but I have a Mango-Black bean salsa that I make a lot in the summer. It's cool and sweet, and it's great scooped with chips, or served with grilled fish.
Mango Black beans Chopped onion a bit of fresh green hot pepper, chopped very fine Cilantro Blend with a bit of olive oil Add dash of salt and dash of cayanne pepper to taste. Chill before serving. Best made the day before so the flavors meld
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