Family Favorites Salad and Salad Dressing Recipes

Basic Dressing with Variations
Bleu Cheese Dressing — Homemade bleu cheese dressing is infinitely better than store-bought. This creamy dressing is at its best when tossed with crisp romaine or iceberg lettuce. Use it as a dip for raw carrot sticks, celery sticks, and broccoli. It's also great for dipping wings!
Circus Peanuts Salad
Cranberry Whip — This is another of my Mom's favorite recipes. It was ALWAYS on her table at Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Family Favorite Broccoli Salad
Farmer's Hash — I like to make this salad the day before serving to allow all the flavors to blend. Just add however much you like of each. I prefer it well-peppered and salted.
Five-Cup Fruit Salad — This has been a quick and easy favorite in our family for years. For special occasions we use colored miniature marshmallows.
Holiday Ambrosia
Lime-Cottage Cheese Jell-O Salad
Linda’s Exotic Chicken Salad — This is my personal recipe which was submitted to Oregon Fruit for one of their contests many years ago. I won a set of four beautiful coffee mugs! This recipe is still featured on their website.
Loaded Baked Potato Salad
Mexican Street Corn Salad — Mexican Street Corn Salad is easy to make and is oh, so good!
Orange Tapioca Salad — I got this recipe from my step-sister many years ago. I still make it quite often.
Party Cherry Salad — A delicious salad covered with a blanket of cream cheese snow, then topped with a gelatin layer – perfect for the holidays.
Shellie's Secret Potato Salad — If you love bacon, this potato salad is guaranteed to please!
Six Cup Salad — This sweet fruit salad is a breeze to put together.
Taco Salad Supreme — A taco salad should be two things: Fast to make and droolingly delicious. This salad is both! Technically, this would qualify as an entree. It is a complete meal.
Ultimate Fruit Salad — Delicious is the only way to describe this!
Watergate Salad — Watergate Salad was invented and became popular during the President Richard Nixon era.