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Salad + Nut and seed recipes (24)

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This is a light summery pasta salad that I love because the flavours go so well together. Lemon juice and a drizzle of good olive oil finish everything off nicely. It does taste best when chilled for 1 or 2 hours.
 
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This is one of my favourite summer salads. Sunflower seeds add texture and are good for you!
 
Recipe by: NANMURAT
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So simple, but always gets raves! Add leftover steak, poultry or roast beef for a quick supper fix.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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An autumnal salad to make the most of the squash season. Dorset Blue Vinney adds good, sharp flavour but is lower in fat than most cheeses, making this a healthy dish all round.
 
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Classic Waldorf Salad. No twists, no turns just classicness. Measurements are in terms of cups.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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With its wonderfully contrasting tastes and textures, this salad makes a satisfying main course that is luxurious without containing a lot of saturated fat. It is the perfect recipe for roast turkey leftovers or high-quality cooked turkey bought from the deli counter in the supermarket. See more ideas at the bottom of this page for other flavour inspiration.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Served in the grapefruit shell, this refreshing, zingy fruit salad makes a great start to any meal. the tangy, fresh flavours will whet your appetite without filling you up.
 
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This summer salad is full of flavour and crunch.
 
Recipe by: Chrissie Lloyd
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Grilling adds a lovely smoky flavour to the chicory in a nutritious salad that includes the classic British duo of Stilton and heart-healthy walnuts
 
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This up-to-the-minute exotic fruit salad is healthy, hassle-free, fast and fabulous.
 
Recipe by: Jamie Hensley
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Everyone I have made this for absolutely loves it! It's something different with a great presentation, yet so easy to make.
 
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Mesclun simply means a mixture of salad leaves, coming from the Provençal word for 'mixture'. It traditionally includes chicory, lamb's lettuce and dandelion leaves, but feel free to use any mix of greens. This is such a simple salad to make - perfect on a hot day and when you want something refreshing. The dressing adds an Asian twist.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A pale and pretty salad with a great balance of flavours.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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High in protein and low in fat, quinoa grains absorb flavours to make a substantial salad.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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This crunchy, colourful winter salad provides an excellent nutritional mix. The vegetables and apples are rich in vitamin C and fibre, Edam cheese adds protein and calcium, and walnuts contain essential fatty acids. Serve with oatcakes, if liked.
 
Recipe by: GILLIANMCLENNAN
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A toothsome salad that will impress dinner guests. It is also versatile - summer berries are a nice alternative.
 
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A friend once made this for a party to celebrate the beginning of summer. The ingredients are intriguing, and sure to impress guests at a summer dinner party.
 
Recipe by: ENIGMA497
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I have served this countless times and I am always asked for the recipe. I also use this dressing on many other salads.
 
Recipe by: GODGIFU
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If you prefer or can't find an unripe papaya, cucumber can be used instead. The ingredients in this Thai-style salad are mashed together into a chunky, pulpy mixture and topped with peanuts.
 
Recipe by: Edie Moon
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Served on a bed of spinach leaves or lettuce - this refreshing salad is worth a try if you want to make something exciting out of a tin of tuna.
 
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