Plain chicken can be bland, forgettable, and totally boring, even when you mix it into a salad. Instead, use this one fiery ...

Assemble the salad On a large platter, pile on the chopped romaine. Place the chicken, bacon, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, ...

The classic American Cobb salad is based on chopped salad leaves, with chicken or turkey, bacon, eggs, avocado, blue cheese and chives. You can arrange all the topping ingredients in pleasing ...

Make the buttermilk blue cheese dressing: In a small bowl ... and a generous pinch each of salt and pepper. Assemble the salad: Tear away any bruised outer leaves from lettuce and slice heads ...

You may be tempted to eat this tangy steak all by itself, but the payoff of building it into a salad with funky blue cheese and juicy tomatoes is well worth it. Pair fancy ham, funky cheese ...

The Cobb salad comes with crispy onions. A traditional Cobb usually has greens, tomatoes, bacon, hard-boiled eggs, blue cheese, grilled chicken, and a vinaigrette dressing. Wendy's version wasn't ...

The familiar flavor combo of Frank's RedHot sauce and blue cheese was present, but the dip wasn't spicy. I could see it working in a Buffalo-chicken-salad sandwich if it were a little less chunky.

If your household isn’t into blue cheese, you can swap the dressing for ranch and use more shredded cheese or chicken in place of the crumbles. Fresh parsley and chives make a great garnish no ...

This chopped salad is mixed with toasted walnuts, creamy avocado and crunchy apples, and served with blue cheese vinaigrette ... but you could add grilled chicken or hard-boiled eggs to round ...