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Stuck for new salad recipes? Check out these 7 tasty salads!

Writer's picture: Louise Ellen NutritionLouise Ellen Nutrition

Updated: Jan 3, 2022



Did you know that there is literally hundreds of different salad ideas out there in the world and yet many of us make the same salad(s) each and every week.


Not only that... we tell ourselves:


"it's just easier to make the same salad each week"

"it's too hard to find salad recipes that I like"

"I don't know where to find new salad recipes"


The same goes for our other recipes like breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks.


We as humans are designed to move towards what's easier vs what we perceive is hard as it ultimately helps us conserve energy or avoid danger.


However, this doesn't serve us well, it may have served us if we were still hunter gathers, but we live in the 21's century now.


If you are looking for new salad recipes that are easy to make and taste great then check out these 7 recipes below:


Roast Beetroot and Walnut Salad



This yummy salad contains beetroot & walnuts. Beetroot is a powerful antioxidant, lowers cholesterol and is high in potassium, magnesium, iron, folic acid, vitamins A, B & C. Then you have walnuts which are high in protein & good oils. They are great for lowering cholesterol, lifting your mood and protecting you from heart disease.




Quinoa Summer Salad



This dish is packed full of nutrients and contains the superfood Quinoa! It’s considered a superfood due to being high in protein, iron, calcium, mix of B vitamins and other minerals. It’s protein supply is complete protein, meaning that it includes all nine essential amino acids – a great choice for vegetarians!




Wild Rice Salad


This is a great dish to have on its own or have as a side dish with dinner. A delicious blend of wild rice, nuts & fruit with a hint of orange juice. Wild rice contains good amounts of B Vitamins, Magnesium, Iron and protein.




Roast Vegetables with Spinach, Walnuts & Goat Cheese



This recipe isn't on my website yet and is one that is simple to throw together. You firstly roast zucchini, red capsicum, green capsicum, tomato and sweet potato then serve them on a bed of spinach leaves, add some toasted walnuts, goat cheese and drizzle with balsamic vinaigrette. It's absolutely delicious!!

Shredded Kale Salad

This tasty dish contains the superfood kale, which is considered a superfood due to it being very high in nutrients! It contains protein, iron, calcium, vitamin K and vitamin C. It’s a powerful antioxidants, has anti-inflammatory properties and is good for cardiovascular health. To check out the recipe visit: https://www.louiseellennutrition.com.au/lunch-recipes

Leafy Green Salad with Tofu (or any kind of protein)


This refreshing leafy green salad is easy to make and will give you a boost of energy and nutrients which’ll keep you going throughout the day.


Roast Pumpkin Salad


This is another throw together recipe which you can try. You firstly make up some quinoa (boil 1/4 cup in water) then roast up some butternut pumpkin. Then you add spinach, chicken, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds then add some goat cheese and drizzle with cold pressed olive oil. You can also make up a tangy dressing by mixing olive oil with some lemon juice and mustard seed paste. Give one or more of these recipes a go this week - they are easy to make, taste great and are great to have for lunch or as a side dish with dinner.

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