How to Make Mixed Greens Salad Recipe

Mixed Greens Salad Recipe Description

Here’s a salad mix with an interesting and palette-pleasing taste and texture. Try it with your family, or for a summer picnic. Make this salad with your fresh garden greens. This mixed greens salad recipe can easily be cut in half, or doubled, as needed.

Yield: 8 servings

Today’s Quote: “To plant a garden, is to believe in tomorrow.” – – Audrey Hepburn

Mixed Greens Salad Ingredients

1 head romaine (Cos) lettuce
1 head chicory or escarole
5 heads endive
2 Tablespoons fresh minced chives or scallions
1/ cup fresh minced parsley
1/2 – 3/4 cup salad dressing (your choice)
1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese
1/2 cup salad croutons

Recipe Tip: You can surely use any combination of greens from your garden. As a matter of fact, the more varieties of greens, the better the salad is.

Directions How to Make Mixed Greens Salad Recipe

Thoroughly wash and dry greens.
Break greens into bite-size pieces.
In a large serving bowl, toss greens together.
Add fresh chives and parsley. Toss again.
Just before serving, add your favorite salad dressing over the greens.
Top with grated cheese.
Serve with croutons on the side.

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Dampen a cloth with vegetable oil. Let it sit for just a minute. Then, wipe the spot off.

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