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It’s Strawberry Season!

My strawberry beds are loaded with strawberries! Some of my grandkids and I enjoyed a hearty snack walking through the garden this morning. 

I taught them to pull the leaves back and find treasure!

And I have a brand new recipe, from a sweet family member, that has become my favorite way to use strawberries! Strawberry Poppy Seed Salad!

The secret to this yummy salad is slicing the onions very thinly!

You also want to slice the strawberries like this – slice off stem area, set the base of the strawberry down and slice from tip to base!  It holds it’s shape and firmness in the salad as opposed to chopping in small pieces! It also looks so pretty!

Put this salad together just before serving – toss lightly and top with Poppy Seed Dressing! I use stevia instead of sugar for guilt free dining!

I had this lovely salad for my lunch today –  SO yummy!  I may have it again for supper!

This recipe is for my sweet friend Lynn in Texas!  Let me know if you girls enjoy it too!

Blessings,

Cheri

2 responses to “It’s Strawberry Season!”

  1. Anita Elliott Avatar
    Anita Elliott

    I think Lynne and I will have to try this soon, or it will have to wait until July…. Sounds yummy!!


    1. Cheri Avatar

      Anita!
      You will love it – so easy and totally guilt free if you use stevia a the sweetner! I’ll be having this often during Cleanse Camp!

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I’m a second-generation herbalist with more than 40 years of experience studying herbs and natural remedies. As a mother of four sons and grandmother of nine, I’ve made natural living and heritage skills a part of everyday life for decades! I’m also a Master Gardener (organic), Master Beef Producer (grass fed/grass finished), needleworker and certified life coach. My passion is helping others become more self-sufficient in their health and lives by sharing practical knowledge, time-tested natural remedies, and the heritage skills I’ve learned through decades of experience! Thanks for dropping by!

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