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Springtime is Salad time... |
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Put
away those stew pots, and bring out your favorite salad bowl. Spring is
here, and it’s time to eat fresh, to eat new--to eat green! There’s
not much better on a warm spring day than a nice salad. We love the way
the flavors of all the ingredients in a good salad mingle. And after a
long winter spent laboring over the stove, we also love not having to cook
much!We’ve selected a few of our favorite salad recipes for you to try. What’s great about salads is that most are connected by some key ingredients; with a handful of products, you can create a variety of dishes. Arm yourself with the ingredients below, try these recipes—and don’t stop there. Get out there and explore the world of salads. It’s fresh, it’s vibrant, and it’s fun ! |
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Abou
Ganouje (Spicy Eggplant Salad) |
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![]() Abou Ganouje is a traditional Turkish salad similar to ratatouille, with a chunky mixture of eggplant, green peppers, tomatoes, and onions. Compared to the tamely spiced ratatouille, however, abou ganouje is exuberantly seasoned with warm cumin and fiery chili powder. Allow this salad to rest for about an hour before serving to help blend flavors. (It's even better the next day.) Serve with warm pita bread. |
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| Extra Virgin Olive Oil | Chilli Powder | Rice Vinegar |
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This
delicate, fruity Spanish extra virgin olive oil, with a deep golden-green
hue. Is made in |
A
mildly spicy chili powder, blended from cumin, chiles, oregano, and
garlic. Chili powder adds traditional flavors to authentic Mexican dishes. |
Used
in Asian cooking, rice-wine vinegar is a clear, light-flavored vinegar
that is mild and sweet. This seasoned version is traditionally used in
salad dressings and to flavor sushi rice. |
| Daikon and Carrot Salad | ||
![]() This simple salad combines root vegetables with a versatile sweet-and-sour dressing that can also be tossed with your favorite greens. This slaw makes a nice picnic salad, and also works as a colorful base for grilled chicken or fish. Try adding a variety of vegetables, such as red peppers, zucchini, and cabbage. |
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