Here are a few recipes that I’ve made in the past that are favorites, so I’m showing them off again as a reminder to you to make them.
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Because it’s not summer without this melon poppyseed salad!
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Next up we have the cauliflower tabbouleh recipe from Run Fast Cook Fast Eat Slow, which is far better than you’d think such a simple dish could be.
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The feta and walnuts are what make the dish. Or maybe it’s the fact that you roast the cauli first.
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Or maybe it’s the fresh herbs. I used whatever we had on hand which was chives, basil, and mint.
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I served it with baked chicken thighs.
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Four happy bellies.
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Finally there was this curry chicken salad from Danielle Walker’s first cookbook Against All Grain.
I served them in lettuce cups – but some needed corn tortillas for extra support.
I love this recipe because I usually have most of the stuff on hand (except grapes, which I have subbed for dried cranberries or raisins in the past).
You could also swap the cashews for slivered almonds or sunflower seeds.
Honestly, it’s super versatile.
I just cook the chicken in the instant pot, shred it up, add mayo and curry powder, veggies, herbs, and top it with the nuts and fruit…and voila!
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Hope you enjoy these classic repeats as much as we do!
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