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       Fresh Autumn Salad




                                             Stephanie Davidian





           Fall and winter usually lend to heavier meals, but this salad unites seasonal produce with
           more fall ingredients to create a healthy, lighter meal packed with nutrients that will still
                                              leave you feeling nourished.

        Ingredients                                            Once tossed, top with the sliced avocado and
                                                               roasted sweet potatoes.

        Two sweet potatoes, cubed
        Sea salt and pepper                                    Whisk together the dressing ingredients.
        One tablespoon olive oil                               Serve immediately with the dressing, or save
        Three ounces fresh arugula                             undressed in the refrigerator. If saving in the
        Three ounces fresh spinach                             refrigerator, wait until serving time to add
        One avocado, sliced                                    the avocado.
        One half cup crumbled goat cheese
        One half cup walnuts or pecans                         Enjoy!
        One third cup dried cranberries



        Dressing


        Three tablespoons olive oil
        One tablespoon lemon juice
        One half teaspoon garlic powder
        Salt and pepper to taste


        Toss the potatoes with olive oil, salt and pepper
        and spread on a baking sheet. Bake at 400
        degrees for thirty minutes.                                 Help us keep this resource free



        Rinse the arugula and spinach. Once dry, mix                                Donate
        together in a bowl with the nuts ,cranberries
        and cheese.




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