Love those bread salads!!!
I love bread salads where vegetables star and bread supports.
Not exact matches
We are all huge Greek
salad fans here, so I was pretty sure they'd
love this pizza featuring roasted vegetables and fresh feta cheese on a crust made from homemade pita
bread dough.
While we
love to have it for breakfast, it also makes a nice weekday dinner served with a tossed green
salad and fresh
bread.
I
love these Italian
bread salads, plus anything that pairs basil and garlic with tomatoes works -LSB-...]
Since my son
loves salad and pita
bread, I put them together to make a
salad pita.
I
love putting a huge
salad on the table with a loaf of
bread and some other goodies and then tucking in with people I
love followed by a french press...
I
love the
salad with broccolini and
bread and mozzarella, it is just the egg for me that looks odd, if you don't me saying.
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I
love sweet apple dishes too, but I always prefer the savoury ones, if I can choose
Salads, soups,
bread spreads... yummy!
I've used it (and
loved it) in pilafs,
salads,
breads, soups... you name it.
Instead of using
bread, I served it on top of romaine lettuce leaves for a lunch last weekend, and my family
loved it (they also said this was the best chicken
salad they have had in so long).
I make all different sorts of curry (simple, delicious, lots of variety of types), these days we're having Greek
salad with fresh
bread on a weekly basis (the
bread is to sop up the dressing, but who's going to not
love fresh
bread and
salad?!)
-- I make your ginger fried rice at least once a week; — I also
love fish / chicken picatta; — Brown rice pasta with spicy Italian turkey sausage with broccoli (or any veggie in season), garlic, parm, red pepper flake; — Mussels in white wine and garlic with either
bread or linguini; — Linguini and clam sauce; — Homemade falafel — super easy — everything (chickpeas, cumin, garlic, onion, dill, egg, panko, lemon juice / zest) in the food processor over a
salad or with pita with tzatziki and tahini dressing — Fajitas; — When i am feeling ultra lazy cheese,
bread, wine with fruit (i call it the my parisian dinner)
I have made this several times and we
love it I do serve with whole grain pasta,
salad & sometimes a little garlic
bread
This fish
salad is sooooo super awesome!!!!!! I
love that you used pistachio crumbs to
bread the fish!!!! Oooohhhhhh how awesome that must taste!!!!!!! < 3 And then combining them with the sweet and juicy peaches!!!
I
love the creamy texture of hummus on my
breads,
salads, rice and any snack that appeals me!
Rye berries are traditionally milled into flour to bake
bread with, but we
love their flavor in this healthy whole - grain
salad, tossed with a caraway seed vinaigrette.
I
love the lovely pink color of this healthy pesto, that I use on my
salads, on a crispy
bread, or sometimes just with a spoon (I play guilty!).
I really
love the idea of baking a loaf of
bread every week and the
salad in a jar.
I
love cobb
salads, but even better when put between two pieces of
bread... Or a roll!
Anyone that knows me well enough can attest to my deep
love for carrots, which I will gladly eat all day, everyday in the raw, in a cake,
bread, or
salad - pretty much anywhere.
We
love to eat this
salad on a bed of lettuce, siete tortillas or some homemade toasted GF sourdough
bread.
We
love it with a green
salad, fresh rolls, Italian
bread sticks, or even grilled cheese sandwiches.
Travelling through Florence when I was 15 is what sparked my
love for dishes thickened with
bread (most notably, panzanella
salad and ribollita stew).
We
loved it so much, by the time we would finish our
salads and at least 2 loaves of the
bread, we'd be too full to eat our dinner!
I've mentioned before how much I
love Panera's
breads and
salads... but let me tell you how I
love their
bread even more so.
As much as I
love salads, rice, roasted vegetables, and even the humble potato, few things speak to my soul as much as freshly baked rosemary sourdough
bread.
What I
love about Panera is all the fresh sandwiches, soups and
salads they offer, and of course the freshly baked
bread.
Traditionally it's not
breaded and lightly fried like mine is, but I do
love that crispiness from the chicken because it offsets the
salad so well.
Take your hygge to the next level by lighting a fire or some candles, tossing a big green
salad, or toasting some (gluten - free)
bread and serving this healing, soothing soup to your friends and
loved ones.
(Although I would be ignoring the facts if I didn't admit it was the crispy bits that got our oldest, most
bread -
loving and significantly
salad averse to try it.)
I load mine with veggies and toast it to use as
bread crumbs on
salads for that crunch that I
love in a
salad.
I
love it in a tortilla with sliced tomatoes and spinach for a delicious wrap, but it's also amazing on some toasted
bread or on top of a bowl of
salad greens!
We
love adding this pesto to just about everything —
salads, pizza, toasted
bread or whole grain pasta.
Olea Europaea Fruit Oil (Olive Oil): we
love it on our
salads and with our
bread.
I
love their strawberry poppyseed
salad and their
bread slathered in butter.
I would
love to make a egg
salad sandwich with lettuce and tomato on toasted
bread.
As my collection of vintage china and dishes has grown (that's a whole different post) I now
love to set a mismatched table working in pink depression glass
salad plates, little gold rimmed
bread plates, equestrian themed dessert dishes and the list goes on.
I
love to serve this with a crusty
bread or make it ahead and eat it for lunch during the week with a
salad.»
People often have specialties they
love to create (for example,
breads, appetizers,
salads, desserts).