Let’s Make an Simple Spring Luncheon Salad

Today I’m sharing a simple spring salad idea for everyday lunches and casual gatherings. You’re going to love it!

The sun is shining and it finally feels like spring!

After an endless winter filled with wonderful soups, stews and other comfort foods,

I’m ready to lighten it up in the kitchen

And a fresh and simple spring salad is just the thing.

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Srping table setting for four with plated spring salads and iced tea with florals down the center.

Images by Monica Vargas Photography

Today I’m joining a fun group of bloggers to share spring salad ideas.

You’ll find links to their yummy recipes at the end.

Don’t all these salad look so good?!

Spring Salad Collage Pin.

 

I’m making a fresh, spring luncheon salad.

Packed with spring greens, fresh strawberries, crumbled feta and candied pecans.

Table set for lunch with salad and baguette.

You can find the recipe here.

It’s from Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines.

Her recipe is intended as a starter salad.

Just add two cups of roast, shred chicken to the mix.

(I used Ina Garten’s easy method.)

And a side of sweet baguette.

Voila, it’s a meal.

Spring Salad and baguette on embroidered table cloth.

Tossed in a blush wine and berry vinaigrette this salad is so fresh and delicious.

Need to save time?

This already made Blush Wine Vinaigrette is a great option.

More time savers –

Buy a rotisserie chicken.

And make the candied pecans (or walnuts) a day or two ahead.

They’re so good!

Spring Salad and Baguette on spring table setting.

I shared my all occasion spring table setting here.

Set on my embroidered table throw from Pottery.

It’s so colorful and cheerful.

Add flowers by day and candles by night.

Looking for more spring salad ideas?

This Asian Chicken Salad recipe is so good.

And follow these links to my friends spring salad recipes.

9 spring salad recipe image

Blogger’s Best Spring Salad Recipes

  1. Spring Salad Recipe with Spice-Rubbed Salmon | My 100 Year Old Home
  2. Mason Jar Greek Salad | Modern Glam
  3. Cold Sweet Potato Salad Recipe | Happy Happy Nester
  4. Easy Chicken Salad Recipe | My Sweet Savannah
  5. Lemon Orzo Pasta Salad | Tatertots and Jello
  6. Fresh Spring Luncheon Salad | Make Mine a Spritzer
  7. Spring Tortellini Salad | Twelve on Main
  8. Simple French Carrot Salad | Most Lovely Things
  9. Spring Strawberry Salad | Finding Lovely

So there you have it, a simple spring luncheon salad.

Spring Chicken Luncheon Salad Pin.

As always, I appreciate your visit and welcome your thoughts in the comments below.

I’ll see you again Saturday for Weekend Meanderings.

Woman sitting in window seat holding Jack Russell Terrier.

Until then, cheers from Snowberry!

 

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  • What a charming table to share with friends. I have a similar salad recipe that is my go-to for company. I simplify it even further by using Trader Joe’s candied pecans.

  • Juliet, your salad looks delicious! I have it bookmarked to make this week while I have guests! Love seeing your spring table!

  • Gosh, your salad looks wonderful. I’m going the other way (southern hemisphere) where I’m just starting to add soups and casseroles to the menu. I’m over salad for a bit having grown lots of salad things in my garden this year. Thanks for sharing this though. I’m pinning for next summer.

  • Juliet this looks perfect spring. I love strawberries in a salad and pecan always! Your table looks beautiful too.
    I am excited to have some warm weather get-togethers soon. It’s been a long winter and your post is the inspiration we need. x

  • Such a beautiful salad! I bet the strawberries and candied pecans taste so good! Pinned!

    xoxo

  • Hi, I’m Juliet … welcome to Make Mine a Spritzer where we talk about all things home décor, classic style and more! I’m so happy you’re here!

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