Festive Holiday Salad ♥ This Recipe Has Moved
My signature salad during the holidays, the one that friends both know to expect and request specially. It easily stretches from one or two to a crowd, no measuring or fuss. Make it at the last minute or make it ahead of time, this easy green salad is extra tasty and festive! But the recipe has moved to a new location,
please see
Festive Holiday Salad
at Kitchen Parade, my food column.
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Ok, this one had me reaching for my South Beach guide to see what they said about dried cranberries, but they weren't listed. In moderate amounts I would think they should be considered a "good" food, certainly lower in sugar than raisins, and such a tasty little morsel in a recipe like this. I can tell I would love this, and I've been in something of a salad rut, so thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteWill this help? Or not?! Here's what the USDA reports in the nutrition analysis software called Accuchef that I use:
ReplyDeletePer ounce: 87 Cal (4% from Fat, 0% from Protein, 96% from Carb); 0 g Protein; 0 g Tot Fat; 0 g Sat Fat; 23 g Carb; 2 g Fiber; 3 mg Calcium; 0 mg Iron; 1 mg Sodium; 0 mg Cholesterol
Per tablespoon: 23 Cal (4% from Fat, 0% from Protein, 96% from Carb); 0 g Protein; 0 g Tot Fat; 0 g Sat Fat; 6 g Carb; 0 g Fiber; 1 mg Calcium; 0 mg Iron; 0 mg Sodium; 0 mg Cholesterol