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pamperedlinda said:Have you ever had Frozen Fruit Salad? It's very good.....wish I had a recipe for it.....anyone?
pamperedlinda said:This is sort of it: Frozen Fruit Salad - Recipe for a 1950 Fruit Salad There are lots of recipes out there. The one my neighbor made had bananas in it and maybe sour cream (not pudding). I'll ask her for the recipe.
Bren706 said:I always make Hawaiin Salad to go along with ham:
Mix together 1 bag of mini marshmallows, 2 cans of mandarin oranges, 1 small can of crushed pineapple, drained, and 16 oz. sour cream. Chill overnight to let the flavors blend. You can also add coconut if you wish. I top it off with marachino cherries.
Some creative salad ideas for Christmas Day include a cranberry and feta spinach salad, a winter fruit salad with pomegranate and oranges, a roasted Brussels sprout and sweet potato salad, a classic Caesar salad with homemade croutons, and a festive green and red salad with mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers.
A great way to please both adults and children with a salad on Christmas Day is to create a build-your-own salad bar. Offer a variety of toppings such as diced chicken, shredded cheese, croutons, and different types of dressing. This way, everyone can customize their own salad to their liking.
Yes, you can definitely make your salad ahead of time for Christmas Day. Just make sure to keep the dressing separate and add it right before serving to prevent the salad from getting soggy. You can also prep and chop all the ingredients beforehand and assemble the salad right before serving.
Some dressings that go well with a Christmas Day salad are balsamic vinaigrette, honey mustard, ranch, and a citrus-based dressing. You can also make your own dressing with festive ingredients like cranberries, pomegranate, or orange juice for added holiday flavor.
To make your Christmas Day salad more filling, add some protein such as grilled chicken or shrimp, roasted chickpeas, or quinoa. You can also add some hearty ingredients like roasted vegetables, nuts, or grains like farro or barley. This will make the salad more satisfying and a complete meal on its own.