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Meal Detail

 

Dinner

Barbeque Side Salads for Spring

 


  • Hard
  • Medium
  • Easy

Prep
Difficulty
Easy

45 mins

Time
Estimate
45 mins

Heading to a potluck? Already have the perfect item to grill and need a few pairings. Try any or all of these side salads together or separate. If making them all, start by boiling the potatoes and just chop & prepare the remaining ingredients as the salads each come together.


Recipes for this Meal


Spring
Photo of Creamy Potato Salad
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  • Hard
Creamy Potato Salad

This classic potato salad is slightly creamy with a bit of bite from dijon and extra tang from pickle juice. Add more of the creamy ingredients if you prefer it saucier. If a few other seasonal vegetables are available, mince them up and toss them in.


Spring
Photo of Snap Peas & Mozzarella
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Snap Peas & Mozzarella

A bright dressing with garlic scapes laces through fresh herbs & mozzarella with crispy snap peas.


Spring
Photo of Layered Spring Salad
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Layered Spring Salad

This rather naked retro salad is perfect for parties. Store it well-sealed without dressing in your fridge, allowing you access to tasty delicious salad for a few days. Feel free to improvise with veggies you have available such as heartier root vegetables such as carrots or beets and sturdier greens such as spinach.


Spring
Photo of Yogurt Herb Ranch Dressing
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Yogurt Herb Ranch Dressing

This easy dressing is an excellent substitute for chemical-dense ranch or buttermilk dressings or dips. Adding yogurt will increase the amount of good bacteria acidophilus in your dressing. Although, thick cultured buttermilk is a great substitute. If you want a thicker, ranch to dip, use greek yogurt or cultured sour cream instead. If using a fresh lemon, add the microplane grated lemon zest for a flavor boost. Use your favorite herbs that are available. If you are not a garlic lover, this is tasty enough without it.