Potluck-Perfect: 10 Spring and Summer Salad Recipes
By Jeanette Morelan on April 21, 2016Stumped for this weekend’s potluck contribution? We’re here to help. We combed social media platforms for the most-shared side salads for spring and summer—and lucky us! The results range from sweet to savory and travel incredibly well, so no need to worry about wilted greens.
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The "secret" to this delightful fruit salad? Vanilla pudding mix. It combines with the fruit's natural juices to create a decadent, syrupy dressing—great as a side, or served as dessert with whipped cream on top.
Rachel Schultz
Black Bean Salad with Lime-Cilantro Vinaigrette
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Bring a taste of the Southwest to your picnic with this zesty side salad loaded with beans, corn, peppers and avocado. Serve with chips or alongside grilled meat and fish.
Once Upon A Chef
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Satisfy any sweet tooth with this decadent combination of snickers, apples, whipped topping and caramel.
Chef In Training
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This recipe is lightened up with Greek yogurt and has a good dose of healthy fats, thanks to rich avocado. Present with crackers or a stack of croissants, and watch it disappear.
Family Fresh Meals
Bacon and Avocado Macaroni Salad
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Bacon, pasta and avocado, tossed in a creamy lemon-thyme dressing for a pasta salad variation that's sure to please a crowd.
Damn Delicious
Fiesta Ranch Chicken Pasta Salad
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This hearty salad is a meal unto itself. It's packed with pasta and protein, and finished with a spicy ranch dressing.
Butter With A Side Of Bread
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Filled with a plenty of contrasting flavors and textures, this side salad is anything but boring.
The Recipe Critic
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The bold flavors in this potato salad make it a great pairing with your grilling favorites.
She Wears Many Hats
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Grilled sweet potatoes and charred corn add sweetness to a classic picnic side.
Two Peas And Their Pod
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Mayo-based salads don't always jive with direct sunlight. Opt to dress your next coleslaw blend with a simple mix of honey, lemon juice and olive oil.
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