Is there anything more "fall" than the taste and smell of mulling spices? But with nearly a month still to go, I can't move away from all this fresh produce yet. This salad is fresh and flavorful, perfectly walking a tightrope between the seasons. It only takes a few minutes to prepare and would be amazing served next to just about anything (or as a light lunch of its own).
I like a really dark toasted almond on this salad, which is tricky because it goes from dark to burnt in a matter of seconds. But if you keep a close eye and nail the timing you'll be well rewarded. You can also just do a light golden toast and it will still be good if you're more comfortable with that.
Chris, this was so good! My husband and I ate it last night as our main meal, and tonight is was our side for grilled burgers. Even 2 out of 3 kids ate it well. Thanks for a new go-to fall salad!
Made this tonight, it was fantastic! Loved the unique flavors, a perfect combination. Thank you!
I made this recipe and the dressing was EVERYTHING! I would definitely recommend making a little extra for those who are just now trying this - you won't be disappointed. Thanks Chris for nailing these flavors!
This was absolutely delicious- even the kids ate it! Thank you!
Link the dishtowels in the lead photo, please! Great recipe!
They are from Olive and Linen
Made this and loved it, thank you for the recipe! My husband, who is not a salad guy, even loved it and went back for seconds.
Yum! That prosciutto looks delicious. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the recipe. When filming it would help us non foodies if you showed the bowl and pan more and less of Chris’s face so we can see what he is doing. Not that he doesn’t have a wonderful smile!
You got it!
Yumm! Loved the video!
Could you substitute goat cheese in for the blue or Gorgonzola? Thoughts?
Sure!
Looks awesome! If you really don’t like fennel what would you suggest for a sub?
Fennel has a pretty distinct flavor, so if you don't like the flavor I would just leave it out. You could add thinly sliced apples to get some texture, though the salad will lean more heavily on the sweet side.
I love it just as is, but if fennel isn't your thing and apples seem too sweet, I'd recommend jicama for crunch.
Also a great option!
I have added both green apple and shaved radish (separately and at the same time) to this salad and they're both delicious!
Thanks for this recipe Chris! It's currently our favorite salad - we have it once a week!