Red White and Blue Chopped Salad
Our Red White and Blue Chopped Salad recipe, made with fresh watermelon, blueberries, crunchy jicama, and feta cheese, is like fireworks in your mouth!
Are you making big plans for Independence Day?
We usually go to a small lake, tucked away in the Blue Ridge mountains, the week of July 4th. We hike to waterfalls, float in the lake, paddling board, and do a lot of simple summertime cooking.
Most days we grill chicken, fish, or steaks and make easy side salads. Yet for July 4th, we like to celebrate with festive dishes that remind us of the land we love.
Today’s recipe, Red White and Blue Chopped Salad, is a bold and beautiful salad for Independence day. Plus, it’s so simple to make you won’t believe it!
Just toss small chunks of fresh watermelon, jicama, and feta cheese with blueberries. Then toss it with a little lime juice and honey.
That’s it.
The sweetness from the watermelon and blueberries offsets the tangy lime and salty cheese. The jicama adds that perfect touch of crunch.
Bonus! As the name states, this Red White and Blue Chopped Salad is the perfect color scheme for patriotic picnics and July parties.
Our Red White and Blue Chopped Salad as a fantastic accompaniment to burgers, hotdogs, baby back ribs, or whatever main dish you like to serve on the 4th.
Your friends will gobble it down, right along with their potato salad and coleslaw. You can secretly feel good about all the vitamins and minerals you are sneaking into their holiday feast.
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Ingredients
Instructions
- Peel and chop the jicama and watermelon.
- Place the watermelon cubes, blueberries, and jicama in a salad bowl. Sprinkle with lime zest.
- Whisk together the lime juice and honey, then season with salt. Gently toss the dressing into the salad.
- Finally toss in the feta cheese and serve immediately.
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Great Recipe
Loved it so Much