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Wedge Salad

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Wedge SaladZach DeSart

We think our wedge salad recipe is the ultimate iteration, but we're not opposed to innovation—like these embellishments and swaps.

Cooks' Note

Croutons
Truth: Croutons are never a bad idea. Toss torn bread with olive oil and bake at 375°F until golden.

Dried Cranberries
We love the tart, chewy fruit against the snappy lettuce.

Diced Avocado
A little fatty richness and pretty color make it a winning addition.

Fresh Tarragon
This herb's delicate anise flavor complements almost any green salad.

Spanish Chorizo
Cut into pieces and used in place of bacon, it brings a smoky spiciness into the mix.

Egg Mimosa
Push hard-boiled eggs through a mesh sieve for a fluffy texture.

Toasted Almonds
Chopped nuts deliver crunch— and are so good with blue cheese.

Fried Shalllots
Thinly sliced and cooked in neutral oil until crisp, they add a sweet, oniony flavor and great texture.

Sliced Scallion
Mirrors the bite of the chives in the dressing—but sharper.

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