Preposition: with

• vinaigrette: Tasty variations: Grilled chicken breasts can be sliced and served on top of a tossed green salad with a light vinaigrette dressing.

Converse of object

• toss: Pour over the remaining French dressing and toss the salad gently.

• garnish: Thai shallots, especially when fried, have a more pronounced taste and are often used for garnishing salads and snacks.

Adjective modifier

• crunchy: Serve with a crunchy mixed salad RECIPE TIP - Red onions, green peppers or chopped fine beans can also be used.

• crisp: To serve Serve hot over a white rice or plain quinoa with either some green leaves or a crisp green salad.

• crispy: Serve with a crispy green salad, or a selection of lightly steamed vegetables for a hot meal.

• mixed: The rain washed a way three rows of well grown mixed salad leaves.

• prepared: Or a prepared salad or juice from a health food outlet.

• spicy: We both started with seafood: I had the special Whitby crab and prawn spicy salad and my partner had the Shetland mussels.

Modifies a noun

• garnish: A Cornish Pasty Supper comprising a hot Cornish Pasty with a salad garnish is served to your table at about 7.30pm.

• dressing: You can cut down on pure fat by reducing extras, such as salad dressings and butter on bread.

• burnet: These include ruby chard, lambs lettuce, and salad burnet.

• buffet: Meals: Buffet breakfast & 4 course dinner with choice and salad buffet.

• bowl: To serve, line a glass salad bowl with leaves of lettuce.

Noun used with modifier

• Caesar: Alas, even Burger King now has a Caesar Salad on the menu, which might just finish off the poor beast.

• pasta: TRY A pasta salad made with tuna, peppers and beans.

• potato: In my opinion, shop bought potato salad is just not worthwhile.

• tuna: Tuna salad ½ small can tuna in water with salad and fat-free dressing and 1 satsuma.

• fruit: They wear their shooting badges without the addition of fruit salad.

• rocket: Serve with a rocket salad dressed with your favorite chutney.