Spring Tossed Salad

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I was glad to see spring, but its been hot and sticky here.Fresh salad sounds good on a hot day. I don't have a garden, so off to the grocery store. Bought a few things so I can toss this salad together in no time at all. It's quick and easy. This serves as a yummy side dish. Also good on its own. Makes a great lunch.

I miss my moms vegetable garden. I remember many days I was in the garden with mom, it was fun! Moms garden was huge. We lived in a small town, so we knew everyone. Often mom would have to many veggies, she would give our neighbors a bag of veggies. Then she would walk over to grandmothers house with a bag of veggies. If I had a garden, I'd grow more veggies then I needed, so I could give the extra veggies away.

Serve as a wonderful side dish to grilled chicken, roasted chicken, this would go with anything you desired. Good on its own.

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Spring Tossed Salad

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Ingredients:

1 (10 oz) package mix salad greens

3 green onions, chopped

1 cup walnuts, chopped

1/4 cup cheddar cheese

1 (6 oz) bag cheese garlic croutons

1/8 cup southwest salad toppers

pinch of salt

pepper, to taste

1 bottle light honey Dijon dressing, or your favorite dressing

Directions:

In a large bowl, add mix salad greens, green onions, walnuts, cheese, croutons, southwest salad toppers, salt and pepper. Toss together. Drizzle dressing just before serving or serve dressing on the side. Enjoy!