See? I mention my love of food and now the floodgates are open for food posts galore. Actually, for one- it's been a busy week, in which I've needed to cook various dishes for different events, and for another- my garden post represented me getting back in the kitchen after a little cooking hiatus.
This sugar snap pea and radish salad is my other favorite salad to make for picnics, potlucks, parties, you-name-it. It goes perfect with Mexican cuisine, in which I typically have a hard time incorporating "green" side dishes that are lighter (and healthier) than the main course, but complimentary to the overall menu and just as tasty. For example, this past Cinco de Mayo, I made this meal (with the exception of the dessert and cocktail), but wanted to include a healthy side dish... hence the discovery of the easiest, prettiest, make-ahead salad that I've ever made. And very tasty too.
This sugar snap pea and radish salad is my other favorite salad to make for picnics, potlucks, parties, you-name-it. It goes perfect with Mexican cuisine, in which I typically have a hard time incorporating "green" side dishes that are lighter (and healthier) than the main course, but complimentary to the overall menu and just as tasty. For example, this past Cinco de Mayo, I made this meal (with the exception of the dessert and cocktail), but wanted to include a healthy side dish... hence the discovery of the easiest, prettiest, make-ahead salad that I've ever made. And very tasty too.
Images via press article in Women's Health
As you have probably noticed at this point- if you have clicked on any of the above links- I am a fan of Katie Lee. Given that she entered the celebrity food scene in the midst of, or due to, her [former] marriage to Billy Joel, and that she is a mere 32 years younger than he, her reputation is varied. Personal life aside, her unpretentious style (simple yet classy) of cooking and entertaining has strongly resonated with me over the past couple of years. I've made countless recipes from both of her cookbooks, watched all of her cooking segments on CBS, and read many of her articles. Her passion for cooking is inspiring and she (and her recipes) has definitely held her own in the food world, and in my kitchen.
That salad looks amazing and perfect for potlucks! I know, I'm the same way. I could talk about food for days on end and never get tired of it. So I love hearing about it in your posts! Have a great weekend.
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Valerie
all the food that you blog about look so yummy! :D
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