10 Hearty Fall and Winter Salads That Could Double as Main Dishes

10 Hearty Fall and Winter Salads That Could Double as Main Dishes

"Brussels sprouts, hazelnuts, and cranberries combine to make a salad that even kids will want to eat. The colors and flavors make a great fall or holiday side dish." —Amy McEver

"This is the best salad I've ever eaten and I make it all the time. It's tangy from the blue cheese, fruity from the pears, and crunchy from the caramelized pecans. The mustard vinaigrette pulls it all together." — Michelle Krzmarzick

"A wonderfully easy salad. I made this for Christmas dinner and it was gone."—Elaine

"A bright contrast in flavors makes this salad a favorite among friends and family. The yams have a subtle sweetness that pairs nicely with the caramelized onions and kale." —Anonymous

A unique take on the average caesar salad, using shaved brussels for added flavor and texture. The dressing fully coats the greens for a delicious bite everytime.

Late summer meets early fall in this convergence of seasonal ingredients. "The delicate, sweet persimmon flesh pairs well with creamy burrata in this super simple caprese salad. Drizzled with a balsamic glaze and embellished with fresh basil leaves make a beautiful presentation." —Kim's Cooking Now

Be sure to roast the sweet potatoes enough for a good char, as this enhances flavor and adds an extra level of texture.

"Roasted butternut squash is saut?ed with onions, then tossed with crumbled bacon, toasted pecans, raisins, and chopped romaine lettuce, then drizzled with maple syrup dressing to make a tasty, warm salad." —Marcia

A seasonal winter salad that has vibrant colors and delicious flavors. Serve this up as an appetizer or main meal. Toast the walnuts ahead of time for optimal flavor.

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