Baby Greens With Goat Cheese Beets And Candied Pecans 9 9 9 Sp 267 Cals 7 Protein 19 Carbs 195 Fats 67wprm Recipe Rating Wprm Rating Starwprm Rating Star Full Svg Fill Fbd049 484 From 6 Votes
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Super simple Strawberry Spinach Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing that is healthy, delicious and the perfect summer staple!
It really doesn’t get much easier than this delicious salad! It’s literally one of my favorites and since it is still nice and warm out I thought I’d share one last summer salad before the season comes to an end. Anytime I have friends over or I need to make a quick salad for a crowd, this has always been my go-to. It honestly never fails to please everyone and also looks gorgeous on the table!
This salad has all my favorite things. Fresh strawberries, avocado slices, almonds, baby spinach all tossed together in a sweet honey poppy seed vinaigrette. I promise you this salad is a MUST!
If you don’t have baby spinach you could of course use some fresh arugula or even mixed greens would work great with this. Also if you like cheese on your salad, crumbled goat cheese or gorgonzola would taste amazing on top! You could also add slices of onion, chopped walnuts or even shredded chicken, I mean the possibilities are endless so make this salad your own!
If you’re not big into salads then this is definitely the recipe to try! I promise you it will kickstart your love for salads as it just appeals to everyone. I mean who can resist sweet strawberries, fresh lettuce, creamy avocado and crunchy almonds?? Plus it takes no time to make!
If you love this dressing as much as I do then I suggest making a huge batch of it to keep in your fridge any time you want to throw a quick salad together. This dressing will last up to two weeks in the fridge and I like to keep mine in a mason jar with a lid so that I can just easily shake it up to quickly mix it then drizzle it over my salad. Simple and delicious!
Hope you all enjoy this Strawberry Spinach Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing as much as we did and remember to tag me on Instagram using the hashtag #eatyourselfskinnyrecipe if you end up making this and I’ll share your delicious photos! I LOVE seeing all your meals!
Source: eatyourselfskinny.com