Make the buttermilk blue cheese dressing: In a small bowl, combine blue cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream, buttermilk, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 tablespoon poppy seeds and hot sauce. Season with salt, ...

It has a reputation for being less nutritious than other lettuce varieties, but iceberg lettuce is actually a great source of fiber and vitamin C. Plus it’s the star of one of the most famous salads ...

When you think of wedge salads, do you think, “Steakhouse mainstay. Throwback to the ’50s. Yum, blue cheese!”? The classic version is a quarter wedge of crisp, crunchy iceberg lettuce, topped with a ...

Who doesn’t love a wedge salad? Jessica’s salad would make a great side dish, or even a stand-alone lunch. This recipe includes a homemade dressing that is both yummy and easy to make. And don’t worry ...

Is there anything better than a well-built salad? And by salad, I mean a towering wedge of crunchy iceberg lettuce topped with a tangy yet creamy homemade blue cheese dressing and juicy chunks of ripe ...

Summer is a great time to enjoy a refreshing, crunchy wedge salad. And Food Network star Sunny Anderson’s spin on the classic salad is easy, light, and absolutely satisfying for a warm-weather supper.

In my opinion, a wedge salad should have a boatload of tasty garnishes. The cold, crisp, knife-cut Iceberg lettuce needs plenty of delicious blue cheese dressing, and the toppings should include some ...

Is there anything better than a well-built salad? And by salad, I mean a towering wedge of crunchy iceberg lettuce topped with a tangy, yet creamy homemade blue cheese dressing and juicy chunks of ...

True to its name, a wedge salad consists of a wedge of crisp iceberg lettuce garnished with ingredients such as chopped bacon, diced tomatoes, and crumbled blue cheese. The salad is typically drizzled ...

Remove core from lettuce. Cut lettuce into 4 wedges. Place one lettuce wedge on each plate. Place 2 slices of tomatoes next to each wedge or sprinkle cherry or grapes tomatoes around it. Season the ...

My spouse, Grace, used to drive to Hudson, N.Y., a full hour from our house, to get their hair cut. To make the trip extra worth it, Grace would time the appointments to bring home a roast chicken ...