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Friday, August 31, 2018

Fall Harvest Kale Salad with Slivers of Apple, Toasted Walnuts and A Unique Blue Cheese Dressing!

Swing open your doors and welcome Fall's colorful bounty with this simple, scrumptious and satisfying salad

You and yours are gonna love this crunchy salad as a wonderful side for entrees, or as a topping for sandwiches made with a hearty bread like those used for panini or flatbread sandwiches.

Read on to discover the ingredient in my blue cheese dressing that gives it such a special twist...

                         Colorful, Crunchy, Scrumptious and Satisfying...
                                               Fall is Truly Here!

Serves 1-2

Ingredients 

*The Blue Cheese Dressing (makes about 1/4 c.)
  • 2 TB sour cream (I used reduced fat)
  • 1 TB mayonnaise (I used mayo made w/olive oil)
  • 2 tsp. honey (I used whipped clover honey)
  • 1 1/2 tsp. lemon juice (ideally fresh)
  • dash (1/16 tsp.) of onion powder
  • dash (1/16 tsp.) of, or to taste, freshly ground black pepper
  • pinch (1/8 tsp.) of dried parsley flakes
  • 3 TB crumbled blue cheese

The Salad
  • 2 c. cleaned, bite-size kale leaves
  • 1/3 c. cleaned and peeled, shredded carrot (use larger part of your grater, or prepackaged shredded carrot)
  • about 1/2 cleaned apple (I used Gala) cut into slivers, then cut into halves (about 1" pieces)
  • about 2 TB toasted, medium-chopped walnut pieces*
  • freshly ground black pepper, to taste
  • about 1/4 c. blue cheese dressing*

Directions

The Blue Cheese Dressing
  • Whisk all the ingredients together, gently stirring in the blue cheese last.  It is better to refrigerate at least 4 hours or overnight to let the flavors meld.
The Salad
  • Gently toss together the all the ingredients for the salad.  Add the dressing right before serving.
*Tips

You'll feel like Autumn has truly arrived when you enjoy this simple, scrumptious and hearty salad!

By the way, did you find the unique ingredient that adds the perfect dimension to the dressing for this salad?

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