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Broccoli Salad

11 ingredients · 30 minutes · 6 servings

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454kcal14.6g protein38.2g fat15.9g carbs~$1.36/ serving*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.
No alcohol

Contains: dairy, egg, tree nut · May contain: soy

Ingredients

Servings:
6 cupbroccoli (2 heads, florets cut small, stems diced)
6 slicebacon (cooked crisp, chopped)
1 unitonion (red, minced)
cupdried cranberries
1 cupcheddar (small cubes or shreds)
½ cupalmonds (sliced, toasted)
¾ cupmayonnaise
2 tbspvinegar (cider)
2 tbsphoney
½ tspsalt
¼ tspblack pepper

Method

  1. chop8 min
    florets to thumbnail size, stems peeled and diced
    smaller than instinct suggests — raw broccoli's whole salad viability depends on piece size, and the peeled diced stems go in too, sweeter than the florets as this catalog keeps insisting
  2. whisk2 min
    dressing: mayo + vinegar + honey + salt + pepper
    the sweet-tangy balance the dish is named for — tasted against a floret, because raw broccoli mutes dressing the way cold pasta does
  3. fold3 min
    everything except half the bacon and almonds
    broccoli + onion + cranberries + cheddar through the dressing, with half the crunch held back — then at least an hour cold, better overnight: the marinating window where the dressing takes the raw edge off the florets is the salad's secret schedule
  4. top2 min
    reserved bacon + almonds at serving
    the held-back crunch scattered on at the table, still crisp against the softened salad — the two-stage crunch deployment that every layered-texture dish in this catalog keeps rediscovering