What are the different classification of salad according to their functions in meal?
1. Appetizer Salads:
- Served before the main meal to stimulate the appetite.
- Typically light and refreshing, with ingredients like mixed greens, vegetables, and light dressings.
2. Side Salads:
- Accompany the main meal as a complementary dish.
- Often heartier than appetizer salads, with more substantial ingredients like grilled chicken, pasta, or beans.
3. Main Course Salads:
- Substantial enough to be the main course of a meal.
- Typically include a protein source, such as grilled meat, fish, poultry, tofu, or legumes, along with a variety of vegetables and grains.
4. Dessert Salads:
- Served as a sweet ending to a meal.
- Often fruit-based, with added ingredients like whipped cream, nuts, or granola.
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Salad Recipes
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