It’s been my goal as both a food blogger and veggie lover to turn every salad that graces my kitchen into a bowl-licking experience. These are some of my best tasty salad recipes to date. I hope you love them as much as I do!
This time of year, salads reign supreme.
Our desire to cook dwindles with the swiftly rising temperatures and comfort food is eagerly replaced with any recipe that promises us reprieve from our ovens. Fresh crisp cucumber and juicy ripe tomatoes replace roasted squash and baked potatoes as a welcome change of seasonal eats.
I’m determined to make the most out of all the gorgeous Spring and Summer produce that’s coming our way and cannot wait to start recipe testing this lighter fare! While I play mad scientist in the kitchen, here’s a collection of a few of my all-time favorite salad recipes.
Each is uber-easy and gloriously customizable!
These bowls-o-rabbit-food aren’t just for bunnies! Let’s spring into salad weather with a few of my favorite salad recipes!
12 Tasty Salad Recipes to Step Up Your Salad Game
Care to see them all in one place? Check out our Salad Archives for the full list of delicious salad recipes.
As a total bonus, each of these tasty salad recipes comes with it’s own tasty homemade dressing recipe too!
Each features simple, whole food ingredients and have been given an approving thumbs up from family, friends, and readers alike.
If you get a chance to try any of these tasty salad recipes, let me know! Leave some love in the comment form below or tag your photos with @peasandcrayons on Instagram so I can happy dance over your creation. I can’t wait to see what you whip up!
More Scrumptious Salad Recipes
- NEW! Chimichurri Chickpea Salad
- Marinated Greek Salad
- Barley Salad via Stephie Cooks
- Southwest Quinoa Salad with Chili Lime Dressing
- Mexican Kale Salad with Zesty Cilantro Lime Dressing
- Healthy Greek Freekeh Salad
I’m envious of your Florida weather. We’ve got some more time yet and more snow in the forecast, but I can’t wait for spring produce. I’m ready. Bring on the greens.
Your weather is perfect incubation weather, trust me! FL can be sooooo hot even this early in the season 😉