Prepare Salad Plate
Arrange breadsticks in a tic-tac-toe pattern and fill each section with salad ingredients.
Starting a meal with a salad is always enjoyed by all. When presented in an appealing way, you’re off to a really good start. You can use any salad of your choice to fill in the X’s and O’s in this tic-tac-toe “board.”
Contains: Gluten, Wheat, Egg
Arrange breadsticks in a tic-tac-toe pattern and fill each section with salad ingredients.
Tips:
For the two shorter lines, I broke off a piece of the breadstick.
Notes:
In order to plate this salad, you’ll have to be very organized and have everything ready in advance, as it needs to be prepared right before your guests arrive and requires some patience.
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Family Table by Mishpacha MagazineStarting a meal with a salad is always enjoyed by all. When presented in an appealing way, you’re off to a really good start. You can use any salad of your choice to fill in the X’s and O’s in this tic-tac-toe “board.”
Arrange breadsticks in a tic-tac-toe pattern and fill each section with salad ingredients.
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New version Hi I know there was a new version by Esther ottensosser this summer for a tic tac toe salad in one of the magazines do you have it? I'd like to try it thank you so much