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Title: 202 SALADS and DRESSINGS


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20-2 SALADS andDRESSINGS


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1. Salad Greens
  • Iceberg-most common
  • Romaine
  • Bibb
  • Boston
  • Red leaf and curly leaf

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2. Other Salad Greens
  • Spinach, arugula, escarole
  • Chicory, watercress, radicchio
  • Sprouts-bean, alfalfa, radish, etc.

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3.Nutrients in Salad Greens
  • Darker greens are higher in nutrients.
  • Examples Vitamins C and A, Iron

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4. Other Fruits and Vegetables in Salads
  • Fresh, canned cooked
  • Sliced, dried, shredded, quartered, cubed
  • Red or green cabbage-for coleslaw

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5. Other Ingredients
  • grains rice
  • legumes beans
  • meats, fish
  • poultry
  • eggs cheese
  • seasonings
  • pasta

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6. Salad Dressings
  • Oil-based-Oil and vinegar separates easily. eg.
    Italian or vinaigrette
  • Mayonnaise-Emulsion of oil, vinegar or lemon
    juice and egg that doesnt separate.
  • Cooked-Looks like mayonnaise, but uses cooked
    starch to thicken it instead of eggs. eg. Miracle
    Whip

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7. More Salad Dressings
  • Dairy -Uses sour
  • cream, yogurt,
  • cottage cheese
  • or buttermilk
  • Low or no-fat -
  • Uses less oil or
  • no oil.
  • Note1 T. oil100 cal.

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8. Types of Salads
  • Appetizer-small and tasty salad served before
    meal-eg. garden


    salad, fruit or
    shrimp cocktail
  • Accompaniment-served with meal-eg. mixed greens,
    fruit salad, or coleslaw.

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9. More Salad Types
  • Main dish-protein based salad with meat, cheese,
    or eggs.
  • Dessert salad-uses fruit or molded gelatin.

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10. Preparing Salad Greens
  • Remove core from iceberg lettuce by hitting on
    counter
  • twisting out.
  • Rinse leaves in cool water drain.
  • Tear leaves instead of cutting to prevent rusty
    looking greens.

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11. Assembling Salads
  • Be creative!
  • Use a variety of colors, textures, and shapes
  • Use 3 parts-the base, body anddressing

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12. Salad Creations
  • Tossed or mixed-
  • toss greens, fruits or vegetables with dressing
  • Arranged salads- ingredients in a pattern on a
    base of greens

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13. More Salad Creations
  • Molded salads-gelatin or rice holds its shape in
    a mold or container.

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14. Garnishes-The Finishing Touch
  • Edible bowls of tomato, tortilla shells,
    pineapple, melon, or peppers
  • Pepper rings, tomato or radish roses, or sprouts
  • Seeds, chopped nuts or raisins
  • Grated cheese or carrots
  • ENJOY!!!
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