Mixed Greens Salad

This simple green salad is easy to modify according to your tastes or what’s in season. If you serve the dressing on the side, you can always package up the leftover greens and veggies without fearing slimy, wilted greens the next day. Eating Well Bio Page Source: What to Eat with Diabetes 2019 Advertisement Directions

Chicken, green papaya and peanut salad

Fragrant, refreshing and herbaceous Thai chicken, papaya and peanut salad from Australian Women’s Weekly.Jun 30, 2009 2:00pm20 mins cookingServes 4PrintIngredientsChicken, green papaya and peanut salad1/2 barbecued chicken (500g)1/2 green papaya (325g), grated coarsely1/2 cup (75g) roasted peanuts, chopped coarsely250 gram shredded vegetable salad mix75 gram baby salad mix1 cup fresh coriander leaves1/2 cup (125ml) asian-style

Tuna Burger Salad

This is a great alternative to eating your tuna that boasts a high protein content and a healthy level of dietary fat. Ingredients 1 tbsp salad dressing, KRAFT Mayo Light Mayonnaise 2 cup shredded romaine lettuce ½ cup mixed salad greens 1 tbsp olive oil 1 tsp garlic powder ¼ cup raw oats 1 large

Heart-Shaped Salad

Not all Valentine’s Day treats need to be unhealthy! For the dieter in your life, swap out that tempting box of chocolate for this heart-shaped salad.Advertisement – Continue Reading Below1 head iceberg lettuce1/4 c. your favorite salad dressingsaltFreshly ground pepperDirectionsStep 1Slice the iceberg lettuce into 4 (1 1/2-inch) slices. Stamp out 1 large heart from the

Steak & Chips Salad

Ingredients750g bag frozen potato wedges1 tbsp olive oil2 pieces sirloin steak, about 350g/12oz in total120g bag herb salad6 tbsp honey and mustard salad dressing, bought or homemadeMethodSTEP 1Cook the potatoes: Scatter the frozen wedges in a single layer on a large baking sheet and bake until golden and crunchy, according to packet instructions.STEP 2Cook the