What is your favorite thing to put in a green salad?

Question

(besides the greens)

Answer 1

garbanzo beans

Answer 2

Cucumbers, Tomatoes are the 2 main basics that make a Good Salad..The extra stuff you can add if you like are: Croutons, Sliced Onions and Shredded Carrots..If you REALLY want to get fancy, you can get Sliced Almonds (they're expensive) & Feta Cheese (also expensive), and sliced Radishes.

Keep in mind that the Leaves make ALL the difference. Plain Iceberg lettuce leaves are very basic. But "Green Leaf Lettuce" or "Red Leaf Lettuce" make salads more chic and "up to date". They are a little more expensive, but you should use them if yo're having dinner guests.

Answer 3

Ham, Turkey, Motaaralla cheese, egg, bacon, vinigar and of course the green letice

in a sause pan cook the diced bancon till crisp then add some vinigar to it and take it off the heat and pour it on the salid and mix it up could put a little mash potatoes in it too

it was my grandma's receipe handed down to my dad then my 2 older brothers then me!. along with the original german bratworst
the first ones that ever came out of Bucyrus yes the one that the FDA said that could not be sold because of eggs in the making of brats that goes back about 6 Generations I tracked so far.

Answer 4

Here's a list of good stuff -- shredded cheese, sliced black olives, sunflower kernals, garbanzo beans, sliced hearts-of-palm, sliced water chestnuts, canned drained bean sprouts, real-bacon bits, chopped pecans, cut-up canned mandarin oranges, chopped-up sweet red peppers (from out of a bottle). These are all good stuff that you can keep on-hand in your cupboard or refrigerator (without them going bad) -- and then you can pick-and-choose for variety. You'll have a different salad every time ... never gets boring.

Answer 5

iceberg lettuce
chopped purple onion or scallions
chopped cucumbers
chopped baby corn from the jar
chopped red bell pepper
sliced black olives
blue cheese dressing topped with croutons or beacon salad dressing topped with croutons and a small amount of bacon bits!

Answer 6

Sunflower Seeds...mmm

Answer 7

I like to put edible flowers. They are available in many whole foods stores and they add a lot of color.

Answer 8

red peppers, croutons, salad dressing, the works

Answer 9

tomatoes, onions, green peppers, croutons, bacon bits, olives, italian dressing.

Answer 10

Tomatoes, cucumbers, greem peppers, onions, carrots, sprouts and any other fresh vegetables that look good and happen to be on sale. lol

Answer 11

you cannot beat Olives stuffed with Garlic, and since it is so good for you, My Doctor put me on to this after having problems with my digestion