This is basically a clean-out-fridge salad. So depending on what whatsoever greens or leftover in the fridge, you can mix and match so many different ingredients to make delicious and light meals.
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- Whisk together plain yogurt, walnut oil, mustard, honey, and red wine vinegar until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and chill until ready for use.
- Cut the ends off endives, separating leaves. Arrange Belgian endive, orange sections and avocado slices in a serving bowl. Scatter with the olive rings, grape tomato halves, and onion strips. Drizzle the dressing over and serve with some bread.
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ReplyDeleteDats a great and colourful salad...:)
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What a lively medley of veggies and fruits, Angie. Looks refreshing full of life. Beautiful click.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely presentation, Angie. And I love the walnut oil in the dressing. Endive is a favorite of mine; I use it in nearly every salad I make.
ReplyDeletethat is the best looking salad dish I've ever seen...
ReplyDeleteThat's a heck-of-a clean out the fridge salad! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBy the way~ I must have missed your comment about the shortbread in all the comments on that giveaway post! Sorry about that. They were truly amazing...and many of the friends who got to sample them here went straight to your blog to get the recipe! :)
That is a very attractive salad! I would love to try it too!
ReplyDeleteThis salad looks amazingly colourful! Looks delicious and refreshing!
ReplyDeleteYou've presented that salad so beautifully, it looks so elegant.
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Such a lovely presentation
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Wow, you call this a clean-out-fridge salad? You must be kidding! This salad looks really gorgeous! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful salad, the presentation with the endives is striking! The leftovers in my fridge don't look anything like yours;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful looking salad. I like the presentation. I like the dressing too, walnut oil, mustard, honey, yum.
ReplyDeletelooks like a magic flower your beautiful salad!
ReplyDeletehappy holidays!
Wow, is this a gorgeous salad! I love clean-out-the-fridge recipes like this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation and a delightful combination of flavors. Well done as always, Angie!
ReplyDeleteYet another colorful delicious salad! Wonderful! Especially this time of year when we are all ready to move on from all the holiday treats.
ReplyDeletewonderful and beautiful looking salad
ReplyDeleteWhen I clean out my fridge, the dishes are never as lovingly presented as yours. Stunning,healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty! Love how you arranged all the healthy ingredients to make such an attractive salad!
ReplyDeleteOh how nice, very gorgeous presentation too
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures of this salad! They look good enough to eat off the screen :)
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That's a very beautiful salad Angie. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteI like these clean out the fridge salads, because it needs to get done more often. The shell of endives is a beautiful arrangement.
ReplyDeletecolourful salad well presented
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this salad are so vibrant...and I'm sure the flavor is explosive. Thank you for sharing such a delicious treat with me. I hope your week and this upcoming year is full of blessings for you and those that you love.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous salad, sooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAngie, beautiful presentation! I've tried making salads pretty like that but i've never been successful. I should probably just take one of your salads and replicate it.
ReplyDeleteEven though you used what you had left in the fridge, i have to say this salad looks so appetizing! yogurt and walnut oil are interesting. Love your presentation!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I adore endive and I love the way you lined the bowl here -makes it look so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful salad very yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious Angie! I've never used endives. I hope you had a very Merry Christmas as well! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat ~ I love that dressing! Compliments of the Season!
ReplyDeleteAnd thankyou so much for your good wishes too!
Healthy and super delicious salad...awesome presentation
ReplyDeletethe decoration is nice! A healthy prepration.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delectable concoction. I recently discovered that eating with endive leaves makes salad infinitely more fun. I know, a fun salad right?
ReplyDeleteYour salad looks fantastic! I love everything you have in there, and it's done up beautifully!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love your recipes - one after another - you never disappoint!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie - hope you had a lovely Christmas and are gearing up for a fabulous New Year!
ReplyDeleteI know this is a "clean the fridge out" recipe, but, as I have both oranges and avocados at the moment, I'm going to take this as a sign ;)
Happy New Year dear!!!
That is such a pretty salad and so colourful. Yummy.
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The endive makes the dish look like a lotus, very pretty
ReplyDeleteColourful & healthy salad.
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Beautiful presentation! Looks like a big flower! :D
ReplyDeleteYour salad is so pretty - you would not think that it's part of a fridge cleanout! And it would certainly make me eat more vegetables, and that's a good thing =)
ReplyDeleteI love endives with orange, this recipe is fabulous and very yummy
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
have a nice day
bises from France
Delphine
This is such a gorgeous salad & I love that you can toss anything in it & still have such a beauty! Great presentation with the endive :)
ReplyDeleteI love the clean out the frig salads!! i've totally done that. Never quite so beautifully though!
ReplyDeleteI never really know how to feel about endives but they look so splendid here that I need to try this!
ReplyDeleteI'm craving a giant salad just like this Angie, after all the heavy foods and sweet I've been eating! The dressing sounds extra yummy too. Hope you had a great Christmas - Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely presentation... i love it:)
ReplyDeleteWhoa! This looks so pretty-there's nothing like a good salad too. So fresh and so clean (smile) clean...
ReplyDeleteI do always wonder about salads that have orange and olive in them-it seems strange to me, but some of the things I thought were strange at one time are some of my favorites now. Hmm...
a beautiful salad, love the combo of flavors and great way to clean the fridge!!
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That looks so great! I love avocado more than I can say so I am just sure I would love this!
ReplyDeleteThis salad looks delectable Angie! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and beautiful new year to come!
ReplyDeleteHugs and Blessings~
beautiful dish
ReplyDeleteI am afraid cleaning out my fridge would never produce such a lovely salad...Love this presentation and would be so great for New Years :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a most amazing New Year!
All the colors of the rainbow in one bowl! Beautiful! And I LOVE that you used walnut oil in the dressing!
ReplyDeletelovely salad can I add it to a Florida Citrus growers blog and link to you?
ReplyDeleteHave a fab new years
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Rebecca
love your presentation - looks like a giant flower salad bowl, so pretty! Happy New Year! ♥
ReplyDeleteGorgeous salad. I love crisp endive. This looks so healthy and reminds me to eat MORE salad!:)Happy New Year!
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ReplyDeleteSure. :-))
A spectacular, fresh display salad. I need to do more with endive, this looks just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year's to you, Angie!
Lovely salad ! Thanks for the idea of using whatever is left in the fridge to make a salad :) Happy New Year to you and all at home. Looking forward to more exciting and delicious dishes from you next year :))
ReplyDeleteHi, Angie! Want to wish you a Happy New Year, and I've done so in my blog... Would you mind visiting my latest post...? Thanks.
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This salad is beautiful...looks like a water lily.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
What a beautiful presentation the endive makes! The salad and dressing sound delicious and just what I need after all of the holiday indulgences.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful salad, Angie! What I love about you is the wide range of culinary expertise you have. You are the master of all things bread - and yet, when you do a salad - it is with a special nut oil - and well thought out. Nothing ordinary, at all. Continually a complex flavour party here! Your family is so fortunate!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and your family! I cannot wait to hear how you bring it in!
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valerie
A lovely salad, beautiful presentation with the endives!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful salad and loved your presentation :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen a "clean out the fridge" dish as gorgeous as this salad! Fresh and flavorfu and presented beautifully. Happy New Year, Angie!
ReplyDeleteAvocado and oranges, two of my favorite ingredients combined in a beautiful salad. I would have to have this whole bowl to myself :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy and prosperous New Year!
Endive salads are so pretty, and add so much flair to any salads, but yours is a "work of art" that it's so pretty, yet so yummy, at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI've done many different designs with the endive, but never did one like yours.
HAPPY NEW YEAR, ANGIE!
Hugs!
you have a right attitude, no waste and appreciate all foods that we have. This salad look nice and simple. Happy New Year to you and all at home.
ReplyDeleteThe salad is so pretty! I love the colors and all the fruits in there!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm, have avocado inside...love the creamy texture!
ReplyDeleteThe salad looks simple enough to prepare. Enjoying your clicks!
ReplyDeleteThe endive leaves make this look so elegant. I only wish my clean-out-the-fridge dishes ever looked so good ;p. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI just had an endive salad recently and was reminded of how much I love endives! Lovely, bittersweet and crispy.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this presentation!
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