Main Dish Salad #1: Baby Greens with Chicken and Goat Cheese
Soft baby greens topped with slices of tender chicken, crumbles of tangy goat cheese, chewy dried cherries, crunchy walnuts and a drizzle of syrupy fig vinaigrette.
What’s for dinner?
Soft baby greens topped with slices of tender chicken, crumbles of tangy goat cheese, chewy dried cherries, crunchy walnuts and a drizzle of syrupy fig vinaigrette.
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