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AlexandreDavigne: /* Other types of salads */ clean up formatting

2007-02-07T19:31:26Z

Other types of salads: clean up formatting

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	==Other types of salads==		==Other types of salads==
	Some salads are based on [[food]] items other than fresh vegetables:		Some salads are based on [[food]] items other than fresh vegetables:
	* Various [[Bean]] salads like green bean salad, seven bean salad		* Various [[Bean]] salads - like green bean salad, seven bean salad
			* [[Fruit]] salad� - sliced, peeled [[fruit]]s served in their own [[juice]]s or with a dressing.
	* [[Fruit]] salad�sliced, peeled [[fruit]]s served in their own [[juice]]s or with a dressing.
	* [[Pasta]] salad		* [[Pasta]] salad
			* Shopska salad� - named after [[Sofia, Bulgaria]], made with vegetables and [[feta cheese]]
	* Shopska salad�named after [[Sofia, Bulgaria]], made with vegetables and [[feta cheese]]
			* [[Tabouli]]� - wheat [[bulgur]], parsley, tomatoes, cucumber, lemon juice, oil, served cold
	* [[Tabouli]]�wheat [[bulgur]], parsley, tomatoes, cucumber, lemon juice, oil, served cold
	* [[Waldorf salad]]		* [[Waldorf salad]] - �[[apple]]s, [[celery]], [[walnut]]s, and a creamy dressing

	==History==		==History==

User 144: categorising

2006-04-29T07:16:15Z

categorising

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	This article is based heavily on the Wikipedia entry for "Salad," which can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salad		This article is based heavily on the Wikipedia entry for "Salad," which can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salad

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Thomas: /* The green salad */ removed reference to potatoes

2005-10-18T12:52:11Z

The green salad: removed reference to potatoes

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	The "green salad" is most often composed of a mixture of uncooked [[vegetable]]s, built up on a base of [[leaf vegetable]]s such as one or more [[lettuce]] varieties, [[dandelion]], [[spinach]], or [[arugula]].		The "green salad" is most often composed of a mixture of uncooked [[vegetable]]s, built up on a base of [[leaf vegetable]]s such as one or more [[lettuce]] varieties, [[dandelion]], [[spinach]], or [[arugula]].

	Other common vegetables in a green salad include [[cucumber]], [[green pepper\|peppers]], [[mushroom]], [[onion]], [[Scallion\|spring onion]], [[carrot]] and [[radish]]. Other food items such as [[pasta]], [[olive]]s~~, cooked [[potato\|potatoes]]~~, [[rice]], [[crouton]]s, meat (e.g. [[bacon]], [[chicken]]), [[cheese]], or fish (e.g. [[tuna]]) are sometimes added to salads.		Other common vegetables in a green salad include [[cucumber]], [[green pepper\|peppers]], [[mushroom]], [[onion]], [[Scallion\|spring onion]], [[carrot]] and [[radish]]. Other food items such as [[pasta]], [[olive]]s, [[rice]], [[crouton]]s, meat (e.g. [[bacon]], [[chicken]]), [[cheese]], or fish (e.g. [[tuna]]) are sometimes added to salads.

	==Other types of salads==		==Other types of salads==

Thomas: Reworked entry to include non-green salads.

2005-10-18T12:42:10Z

Reworked entry to include non-green salads.

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			[[image:vegSalad.jpg\|right\|an attractive salad]]
	The leaves of [[lettuce]] and other garden vegetables that you throw into [[rabbit]] [[hutches]].

			A '''salad''' is a [[food]] item generally served either before or after the main dish as a separate course, as a main course in itself, or as a side dish accompanying the main dish. The word "salad" comes from the [[French]] ''salade'' of the same meaning, from the [[Latin]] ''salata'', "salty", from ''sal'', "salt". (See also [[sauce]], [[salsa]], [[sausage]].)

			Salad also commonly refers to a blended food item— often meat, seafood or eggs blended with mayonnaise, finely chopped vegetables and seasonings— which can be served as part of a green salad. Salads of this kind include egg, chicken, tuna, shrimp, and ham salad.

			==The green salad==
			The "green salad" is most often composed of a mixture of uncooked [[vegetable]]s, built up on a base of [[leaf vegetable]]s such as one or more [[lettuce]] varieties, [[dandelion]], [[spinach]], or [[arugula]].

			Other common vegetables in a green salad include [[cucumber]], [[green pepper\|peppers]], [[mushroom]], [[onion]], [[Scallion\|spring onion]], [[carrot]] and [[radish]]. Other food items such as [[pasta]], [[olive]]s, cooked [[potato\|potatoes]], [[rice]], [[crouton]]s, meat (e.g. [[bacon]], [[chicken]]), [[cheese]], or fish (e.g. [[tuna]]) are sometimes added to salads.

			==Other types of salads==
			Some salads are based on [[food]] items other than fresh vegetables:
			* Various [[Bean]] salads like green bean salad, seven bean salad
			* [[Fruit]] salad�sliced, peeled [[fruit]]s served in their own [[juice]]s or with a dressing.
			* [[Pasta]] salad
			* Shopska salad�named after [[Sofia, Bulgaria]], made with vegetables and [[feta cheese]]
			* [[Tabouli]]�wheat [[bulgur]], parsley, tomatoes, cucumber, lemon juice, oil, served cold
			* [[Waldorf salad]]�[[apple]]s, [[celery]], [[walnut]]s, and a creamy dressing

			==History==
			In the [[Middle Ages]], after a long winter of salted meats and pickled vegetables, people would be "salt-sick" and starving for spring greens. A pregnant wife's yearning for [[Corn salad\|rapunzel]] growing in the garden next door inspired the fairy tale of [[Rapunzel]]. Popular history asserts that peasants ate more salads than lords, and were the healthier for it, and in fact salads, cooked and raw, included many ingredients that would be "gourmet" today: lovage, burnet, [[sorrel]].

	==Recipes==		==Recipes==
	*[[Salat (recipe)\|Salat]] from [[Forme of Cury]]		*[[Salat (recipe)\|Salat]] from [[Forme of Cury]]

			This article is based heavily on the Wikipedia entry for "Salad," which can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salad

Conrad Leviston: salad link

2004-09-26T01:54:05Z

salad link

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	The leaves of [[lettuce]] and other garden vegetables that you throw into [[rabbit]] [[hutches]].		The leaves of [[lettuce]] and other garden vegetables that you throw into [[rabbit]] [[hutches]].

			==Recipes==
			*[[Salat (recipe)\|Salat]] from [[Forme of Cury]]

Ben: blert

2003-09-30T02:11:37Z

blert

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The leaves of [[lettuce]] and other garden vegetables that you throw into [[rabbit]] [[hutches]].