Last Updated on September 12, 2020 by Ellen Christian
You are going to love this easy spinach salad recipe! One of the first greens we have growing in our garden is spinach greens. I look forward to spring every year because I know I”ll be able to head outside and pick fresh greens from the garden for dinner. Of course, you don’t have to use only spinach greens. You can add in arugula or any type of leaf lettuce you happen to have. You can even toss in a handful of spring dandelion greens.
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Easy Spinach Salad Recipe
One of the reasons that I love this easy spinach salad recipe so much is that you start with baby spinach. That means that you really don’t have to do any chopping or shredding of the lettuce at all. It’s also highly versatile so you can really add whatever types of fresh vegetables you have on hand.
You can also toss in extra leftover chicken, chopped Swiss cheese, and a few hard boiled eggs if you want to make it more of a lunch salad rather than a dinner side salad like my Broccoli Salad with Bacon. This really is one of my favorite baby spinach salad recipes.
Like I said above, this salad is really versatile. If you like spinach and feta salad, feel free to toss in a handful of feta cheese right before you serve it. My Mom loves this salad with chopped apple and walnuts instead of the pomegranate arils. I sometimes make this spinach salad with cranberries when I don’t have pomegranate arils. Feel free to experiment and create whatever type of flavor combinations appeal to you.
If you do choose to add pomegranate arils, you can either buy the arils already removed, or you can buy a pomegranate and remove the arils yourself. Personally, I buy the arils already removed because it’s easier. But, if you want to start with a pomegranate, watch the video above for a few tips. Although, to be honest, this tool makes the process so simple.
So, if you like pomegranates, try this pomegranate fruit salad recipe.
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Ellen is a busy mom of a 24-year-old son and 29-year-old daughter. She owns six blogs and is addicted to social media. She believes that it doesn’t have to be difficult to lead a healthy life. She shares simple healthy living tips to show busy women how to lead fulfilling lives. If you’d like to work together, email info@confessionsofanover-workedmom.com to chat.
You're more ambitious than I am. I don't grow greens and usually buy lettuce and eat it without anything else to go with it. Sometimes I even slip a piece to Rascal and she'll eat it.
Morgan Mandel
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This sounds yummy. I'm the only on ein my house who would eat it, but I would make one for me anyway.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheryl