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Salad Days of Summer

Posted by Beth on Wednesday, Jun 25, 2014

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On these long steamy days of summer is there anything that sounds better than a nice fresh salad?

Some people  can create wonderful salads as if by magic.  But I'm not one of those people.  Even wandering through farmers market I get stumped on what would go well together.

ICPL has a some great salad cookbooks.  (Does one cook salad?)  Check out the new Salad pop-up display on the 2nd floor west of the Reference Desk, or at search in the ICPL catalog for subject Salads for some great ideas.

 

raising the salad bar   schwartz salads williams sonoma salad

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Submitted by Candice on June 27, 2014 - 4:00pm

With all the delicious tomatoes we have in Iowa during the summer, it's the perfect time for caprese salad! That being said, you can't really go wrong with a good, fresh tomato...a little salt, and you're ready to go.

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