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Broccoli Salad

Vegetables & Salads · American

11 ingredients · 30 minutes · 6 servings

Broccoli Salad
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454kcal14.6g protein38.2g fat15.9g carbs*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.

Contains dairy, egg, tree nut · sometimes contains soy — check the label

Restrictions

Containsdairy · egg · tree nutIt is in an ingredient you cannot leave out.

Sometimes contains — check the labelsoy (Mayonnaise)Some brands have it, some do not. The recipe cannot tell, so this is the one you check yourself.

Diets
No alcohol

Worked out from the ingredient list. It knows nothing about brands, shared equipment or cross contamination, and it is not a certification — if you have an allergy, you still have to read the label.

Ingredients

Servings:
6 cupbroccoli (2 heads, florets cut small, stems diced)
6 slicebacon (cooked crisp, chopped)
1 unitonion (red, minced)
⅔ cupdried cranberries
1 cupcheddar (small cubes or shreds)
½ cupalmonds (sliced, toasted)
¾ cupmayonnaise
2 tbspvinegar (cider)
2 tbsphoney
½ tspsalt
¼ tspblack pepper

Steps

  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