The Ultimate Cobb Salad

"The Ultimate Cobb Salad" recipe has a healthier blue cheese dressing that you don't have to feel guilty about having. This popular salad recipe has lots of veggies and some protein sources that will leave you feeling full, and satisfied.

To make the healthier blue cheese dressing recipe you will need some Greek yogurt, unsweetened almond milk, and whisk together until the yogurt is a bit more pourable. Then add all natural blue cheese crumbles, lemon juice, garlic salt and some Sriracha (this is optional). Whisk together and add salt and freshly ground pepper. For the cobb salad you can add lots of veggies that you enjoy. Some of the vegetables you can use include grape and cherry tomatoes, crumbled bacon, avocado, sliced cucumbers, boneless chicken, hard boiled eggs sliced in half and lettuce. You can feel free to add whatever veggies you love.

This recipe blog is created by Rachel, a mom to 4 young children. She loves yoga and lifts weights 3 times a week. Fitness is a huge part of her life, and loves it because it makes her feel strong. She started posting clean food ideas for her close friends in 2013, and her site grew from that point. She is extremely passionate about teaching the concept of real food tasting great and being simple to prepare. Her food creations are always about real, whole food, and knows she feels better when she fuels her body this way. Some examples of recipes you will find on her site include feta chickpea salad with creamy garlic dressing recipe, pumpkin protein pancakes, supreme pizza inspired salad recipe, Asian zucchini noodle stir fry recipe, family sized burrito bowls with avocado cilantro dressing, roasted cauliflower with sea salt recipe, no bake raspberry chocolate protein balls, doodle skillet lasagna recipe, the ultimate cobb salad recipe, the best chicken tortilla soup recipe, Greek inspired summer veggie skillet recipe, orange chicken stir fry with asparagus recipe, coconut creamsicle berry pops recipe, clean peanut butter chocolate chip cookie recipe, margherita pizza with spaghetti squash crust recipe, simple raspberry vinaigrette recipe, and more.

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