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Poetry/Pleiades/Salad
Copyright Protected, ID 04-1725-693-20
All Rights Reserved, 2025, Constance La France
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Written April 20, 2025
For the International Contest, A Foodi Pleiades
Sponsor, Andrea Dietrich, Judged 04/28/2025

FIRST PLACE

How to make a Salad with Fresh, Crisp Greens

" I could eat salad all day long and after writing this poem I need to eat one right now !"

              Quote by _Poet

 

Salad

 
Salad fresh, cool, crisp with Sweet onion dressing tossed; Salt and pepper a must ! Spinach added for health; Sprinkled herbs for delight; Steak strips added is nice !
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Flood Avatar
April 28, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Congrats on your health conscious win, Constance. I too enjoy a good salad. Alas I can never decide between boiled eggs, ham or grated cheese…. I solve this dilemma by having all three ;-) Terry
Dietrich Avatar
April 28, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Love the quote you put with yours and that type of dressing sounds awesome. Just don't forget croutons. Congrats, Constance.
Goldsmith Avatar
April 28, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Congratulations on your win. I enjoyed reading your wonderful "Salad" write and quote. Great Picture... Now I was some with blue cheese dressing. Have a blessed day with your win.......
George Avatar
April 20, 2025 at 9:58 PM
You have made a beautiful salad.... crispy and crunchy. I love salads with lettuce, cucumber, onions, spinach and capsicum with some dressing. All the Best, dear Constance!
La France Avatar
April 23, 2025 at 4:21 AM
Valsa, thank you for the comment and compliment, blessings ~
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