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Cranberry Date Bars
These easy, vegan bars are perfect for hiking or camping!

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	Curried Rice Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: This easy salad will keep well in your refrigerator for days, so it's handy for lunch or snacks!
	Sweet Potato Salad with Peanut Butter Dressing A unique blend of sweet, savory, and a little zing makes this a favorite with all ages. Another great way to mix up the Thanksgiving table!
	Romaine and Avocado Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: This easy, refreshing salad jazzes up avocado (a nutrient-packed power food) with a fresh, flavorful dressing. Great for outdoor celebrations!
	Sunny Coleslaw From Peggy's Kitchen: This salad is simple to make and is great for barbecues and picnics.
	Pea and Pineapple Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: This is a delicious salad that's sure to be a hit at the dinner table or in the lunchbox.
	Spring Cole Slaw This mixture of green and red cabbage, bright orange carrots, and roasted sunflower seeds will brighten anyone's day.
	Spring Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: Making a good salad is an art. Get some tips for creating a delightful combination.
	Thai Grilled Beef Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: This is a simple Thai beef salad that can be eaten hot or cold.
	Cannellini Bean Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: This salad, both quick and delicious, makes an excellent accompaniment to fish.
	Spinach Salad Freshly dressed, this buffed-out salad can serve as a main dish.
	Bean and Rice Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: Here's a salad that requires a minimum of cooking--you can cook in the morning when its cool and then have it for ready for dinner.
	Succulent Supper Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: Served with soup and/or bread and a spread, you have a most satisfying meal. I've used romaine, spinach and arugula, but any combination of wild greens and salad greens works fine.
	Roasted Root Vegetable Salad This salad is great any time of the year. It is full of color and nutrients.
	Luscious Beet Green Salad If beet greens are unavailable, toss in raw watercress, spinach, or arugula leaves.
	Video - Emerald City Salad This colorful and popular salad is inspired by the beautiful deli salad at Puget Consumer's Co-op, Seattle's beloved chain of natural foods grocery stores.
	Turkish Bean Salad A delicious bean salad perfect for any occasion.
	Edamame Tofu Salad with Sesame Chile Dressing - Video This well-balanced vegetarian salad is refreshing, colorful, and (most importantly) beautiful.
	Milwaukee Salad A simple, hearty salad from my college days.
	Quinoa and Arugula Salad with Lemon & Garlic Quinoa, a unique whole grain, was the staple food of the Incas. It is rich in calcium and iron, and has 10.5 grams of protein per cup. You'll find yourself getting very hungry for this salad!
	Salads A variety of salads to dress up a meal or simplify lunch and brunch.
	Spinach Strawberry Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: Get your iron, vitamins C and A, folate and more with this lovely salad made with a sesame poppy dressing.
	Emerald City Salad This whole-meal salad was inspired by one served in the delicatessen at Seattle's unique natural foods grocery chain, Puget Consumers Co-op. The warm rice and lemon dressing slightly wilt the assertive greens, making them quite tasty.
	Thai Steak Salad Over Soba Noodles This steak salad and the noodles make a wonderful combination.
	Asian Noodle Salad From Peggy's Kitchen: You can create a most impressive meal by serving this with cooked beets and a leafy green salad.
	Asian Spinach Salad The healthy benefits of a spinach salad flavored with unique, Asian-inspired flair.

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