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Posted by Elizabeth Finch on Jun 25, 2014 in Dairy Free, Featured, Gluten Free, Lunch + Dinner, Recipes Comments Off on Salad In A Jar With Spinach, Chicken & Honey Cumin Vinaigrette

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Meanwhile, the team is ready to put jars of the original gold standard recipe Miracle Whip to good use at home, particularly spread on sandwiches and in potato salad.

I have loads but they're mixed in a big jar (for toasting as a snack to to put on top of salads!)

I considered discussing how absolutely gorgeous every single one of these salads looks, how brilliantly talented my blogging besties are or how it's taken me far too long to jump on the food in a jar train.

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My blogging ladies and I wanted in on the never - dying trend so we set out to each create a salad in a jar.

Based on my experiences, the mason jar salads were really easy to prepare, made lunches super convenient during the week, and for the most part tasted great (I will explain more about this in a bit).

In the past, I had a hard time thinking of uses for lentils past soups or stews... or keeping a jar of cooked lentils in the fridge to sprinkle on my saladIn the past, I had a hard time thinking of uses for lentils past soups or stews... or keeping a jar of cooked lentils in the fridge to sprinkle on my saladin the fridge to sprinkle on my salads.

I often make a huge portion and keep it in a jar, so I can use it for a week on every salad and soup

I seldom leave comments, but after browsing through a ton of remarks on Quinoa, Pear, and Spinach Salad in a Jar Hummusapien.

The idea behind a mason jar salad is to pack all of the ingredients in such a way that nothing goes soggy — the dressing goes at the bottom of the jar followed by all of your other amazing salad goodies (leafy greens always on the top).

I still had a little left over in my mason jar, so I put it on some more salad today and it was glorious!

We go camping every weekend, so I enjoy making this salad in mason jars, and we can sit back in our lounge chairs and nibble on this salad.

They come in a handy shaker container so you can sprinkle them on salads or eat them right out of the jar.

Dress the salad with 2 — 3 tbsp of dressing, depending on your tastes (don't over dress) Store excess in refrigerator in screw top jar, give it a good shake when using.

Put them on a pizza, make an artichoke dip, throw it in pasta, or if I have a jar on hand, I usually throw them into this chilled orzo salad for potlucks.

chopped olives in the jar below: I love using these on sandwiches, salads, or adding them to a hot stir - fry, it's a great way to add healthy fats and a salty flavor

I got the idea years back when I saw the words «salad booster» on a jar in the spice section of one of the natural foods stores I frequent.

Put all the salad dressing ingredients in a jar and place a lid on it and shake thoroughly.

Store in a reusable container, such as a Fido jar (see my review here), and refrigerate and use on top of pastas, salads, and any other way you might use Parmesan cheese.

All I have to do in the mornings is pour the salad out of a jar into a 3 1/8 cup glad ware container, tuck the dressing container into the salad, and place the lid on top.

These zesty slices are a great snack straight from the jar, but they're also amazing in fish tacos, layered on sandwiches, or tossed in salads.

Make ready - to - go mason jar salads by putting tuna in the bottom and salad greens on top.

Make this salad in individual portions in mason jars in advance by layering meat, cooked onions and peppers, and «wet» ingredients in the bottom and lettuce on top.

Put it all in a jar and shake well before using on your salad.

As for salads, which are always a bit awkward to eat on your lap, with the vinaigrette dripping from the side when the discussion becomes animated, I like to assemble them in jars (I use the glass containers from my yogurt maker as I have an extra set), in good - looking alternating layers.

I'm so happy someone pinned your photo of the salad in beautiful jars over on pinterest — so happy to have found your site!

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