Recipe Box, Fall Salads
Fall is in full swing, the temps are lower and
even our trees in the South are starting to burst with color
When you’re thinking about Fall comfort foods, don’t forget salads~
they can be a wonderful & healthier option
Loaded Kale Salad with Apple Cider Vinaigrette
has both pumpkin and pomegranate seeds, along with apples and pecans
You can also add cooked chicken and cheddar for a main dish meal
Roasted Sweet Potato Spinach Salad with Maple Bacon
is dressed with my favorite Mustard Maple Dressing
Roasted Broccoli & Asparagus Spinach Salad has pears,
bacon and optional bleu cheese
The broccoli and asparagus are roasted with Parmesan cheese
which turns into frico for another layer of flavor and crunch
Roasted Grapes pair with Asiago cheese and pine nuts for
Fall Harvest Salad is full of flavor with 2 types of apples,
red grapes, bacon, sunflower seeds, cranberries, bleu cheese,
and topped with Cinnamon Shallot Vinaigrette
When you top a salad with roasted fruit and/or vegetables,
the juices from cooking automatically dress the salad greens
when they are placed on top hot from the oven
Spinach Salad with Roasted Pear, Prosciutto & Brussels
Roasted Brussels sprouts pair well with bacon and bleu cheese
and they make a great salad topping
Fall Salad with Bacon, Brussels & Bleu Cheese
So when you need a break from thick soups,
casseroles, and chicken pot pie,
think salad!
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Those look scrumptious!
Those look scrumptious!
Thank you Carole 🙂
They all look good, especially those roasted grapes!
Thanks Dorothy!
Jenna, every one of these salads are fall perfect and look delicious! Thank you for all of these fabulous recipes. Happy Sunday 🍁🧡🍂
You are so welcome Pam!
Salad, something I will eat daily and enjoy tremendously.
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Thank you Esme!
I’m enjoying your recipe box of salad recipes today and was intrigued by the cinnamon shallot vinaigrette! Thank you for including it!💖
Thank you Mary, I hope you try the dressing, it’s very good!
Yum! I love a good salad, especially since I’m trying to be low carb. So the timing is perfect!
Oh good, thanks Jeanie!
I don’t normally associate fall with salads, but I’m rethinking. These look great!
Thanks Linda, I love salads with roasted vegetables, yum!
Oh my, these all look delicious Jenna and I know I don’t eat enough salad so thank you for all these yummy options. I particularly liked the roasted sweet potato salad and the mustard maple dressing sounds divine. Pinned!
Thanks Kim, I love the roasted sweet potato one, and I hope you try the dressing, it’s so simple to make and tastes great on just about anything!
They all look scrumptious! Happy Fall, Jenna.
Thank you Angie, I love salad for dinner
Each one looks delicious! The roasted grapes salad sounds amazing! Thanks for these recipes!
Thank you Nancy 🙂
What a great combination of fall flavors!! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for DInner party – hope your week has started off great!
Thanks so much Helen!
I’m a big salad eater and I love all your ideas, especially the Brussels spout one.
Oh good Karen, Brussels sprouts are great on salads, enjoy!