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Holiday Salad
You've been invited to yet another holiday get-together and are in charge of the salad. Salads can be traditional (think Caesar) or extraordinary (think bleu cheese, pear and Mesclun). But why spend the calories on salad when there's dessert to be had? The tips below will help you create a beautiful, festive salad that will be talked about long after the Christmas tree comes down.
Simple Balsamic Vinaigrette Ingredients: 1/2 cup Balsamic vinegar 2 Tbsp. Dijon mustard 1/2 cup olive or canola oil salt/pepper to taste Directions: Whisk all ingredients together & drizzle over salad right before serving Makes 16 Tbsp. Per serving: 62.5 calories, 6.75 grams fat, 0 mg cholesterol |
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You've been invited to yet another holiday get-together and are in charge of the salad. Salads can be traditional (think Caesar) or extraordinary (think bleu cheese, pear and Mesclun). But why spend the calories on salad when there's dessert to be had? The tips below will help you create a beautiful, festive salad that will be talked about long after the Christmas tree comes down.