[header] How to make a salad more satisfying [title] Use different greens. [step] If you use the same greens as the base of your salad, you can get bored quickly. The taste may also stop satisfying you.
[header] How to make a salad more satisfying [title] Use different greens. [step] If you use the same greens as the base of your salad, you can get bored quickly. The taste may also stop satisfying you.
In this case, try to increase the amount of greens you pair with veggies. [substeps] Green veggies (also called leafy greens) are a popular, serving type of salad. Leafy greens, such as kiwi, cucumbers, spinach, and celery, add a lot of flavor and thickens quickly. [substeps] Have a variety of veggies and greens to begin with. Choose different greens if you want to serve a salad without breadcrumbs and vinegar. [substeps] If you're not a fan of the vegetables, there are things that you can use that may enhance the taste instead. Instead of using iceberg or romaine lettuce all the time, try different types of greens for the base of your salad. [substeps] Try bibb lettuce, green lettuce, or red lettuce, if you want to eat lettuce.