This simple and beautiful salad is not only colorful, but packed with antioxidants. An easy refreshing way to nourish your body! Recipe comes from Physician Committee for Responsible Medicine: Cancer Project classes.
Begin by making the salad dressing or choosing your store-bought salad dressing.
Wash and chop all of the salad ingredients. Toss them together in a bowl and drizzle the salad dressing over the top and serve!
Dressing
Purée raspberries in a blender.
Remove and place in a bowl.
Whisk in mustard, vinegar, herbs (if using), maple syrup, salt, and black pepper. Start with 1 tablespoon vinegar and add more after tasting. Adjust flavor with maple syrup, salt, and black pepper.
This will be more dressing than needed for this recipe. Store leftovers in a covered container in the refrigerator. Leftover Raspberry Salad Dressing will keep for up to 3 days.
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Notes
Tips & Suggestions:Raspberries- Frozen raspberries work well for making raspberry dressing; just thaw them before use to ensure a smooth texture.Too sweet?- To reduce the sweetness of raspberry dressing, you can cut back on the amount of maple syrup, add more vinegar for acidity, or incorporate additional herbs and spices.Dressing options- Walmart sells a fat-free (oil-free) version in their salad dressing aisle by Maple Grove Farms. Grocery stores that carry Panera salad dressings have an oil-free version in their produce section.Storage- You can prepare the spinach salad and raspberry dressing in advance. Store the salad ingredients and dressing separately in airtight containers in the refrigerator; mix them together just before serving to keep the spinach crisp and fresh.