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A salad is a dish made up of a variety of primarily natural components, at least one of which is raw. They're often dressed and served at room temperature or cooled, though some can also be served warm. Garden salads include a base of lush greens like lettuce, arugula/rocket, kale, or spinach, and are so popular that the name salad is commonly used to refer to them alone. Bean salad, tuna salad, fattoush, Greek salad (vegetable-based but without leafy greens), and somen salad (a noodle-based salad) are some of the others. The English word "salad" is derived from the French salade, which has the same meaning. Small chunks of poultry, seafood, or steak may be used in main course salads (also known as dinner salads or entrée salads in the United States). Dinner salads include Caesar salads, Chef salads, Cobb salads, Chinese chicken salads, Michigan salads, and Pittsburgh salads. Roquefort blue cheese (traditional for a Cobb salad) as well as Swiss, Cheddar, Jack, and Provolone cheeses are used in dinner salads (for Chef and Cobb salad). Salads are a great condiment for the dinner table. Sometimes they can be eaten as a main course and sometimes as a side dish. Salads aren't always just veggies and spices. You can experiment with different ingredients and create various kinds of salads.
Here are some salads that you can prepare for dinner
Pad Thai Salad and Coconut Lime Dressing
This is a kind of vegetarian salad that consists of a combination of fruits and vegetables. If you have the necessary ingredients, you may simply create this at home. In a large mixing bowl, add the pieces of papaya, carrot, zucchini, spring onion, sprouts, coriander, mint, and green chilli, as well as the goji berry or pineapple for added flavour. Finish with some salad dressing or seasoning. If you are non-vegetarian, you can add meat, vegetables, cheese, and dressing oils.
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