SPRING

A time for growth and renewal. there is a lightness and freshness with this season.


Apricot
Blood Oranges
Grapefruit
Mandarins
Mango

cauliflower
Celery
Chicory
Dandelion Greens
Fava Beans

Fresh Spring Salad

  • Asparagus – I blanch it until it’s crisp-tender but still bright green.

  • Peas – Their sweet flavor is delicious in this spring green salad! I almost always use thawed frozen peas, but blanched fresh peas would be equally tasty.

  • Radishes – For crunch and a pop of pink! I like to use a mix of watermelon radishes and red radishes, but just one variety would work fine too.

  • Feta cheese – It adds delicious tangy flavor.

  • Toasted pistachios and roasted chickpeas – They add protein, nutty flavor, and crunch.

  • Avocado – A rich and creamy contrast to the crisp veggies and crunchy chickpeas.

  • Fresh herbs – Choose one or use a mix! I love to make this spring green salad with a blend of basil, mint, and chives.

  • Salad greens – Any tender spring greens would be good. Butterhead and red leaf lettuce, mesclun, and arugula are some of my favorites.

  • And a bright, herb-flecked dressing – I toss this zippy mix of lemon juice, white wine vinegar, olive oil, and basil with the asparagus and peas first. Then, I drizzle more dressing over the entire salad when I assemble it. Yum!

Leeks
parsnips
peas
radishes
Scallion

Salad Leaves
spinach
Wild garlic
Parsley
asparagus

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