This bright baby kale salad is packed with a little bit of everything: hearty greens, a nutty crunch, a zip of citrusy goodness and a big protein punch. It's pure bliss in a bowl. —Darla Andrews, Schertz, Texas

Test Kitchen tips
  • Edamame is the Japanese name for immature or green soybeans which are then steamed or boiled. They’re available shelled or still in their pods in the frozen vegetable section.
  • Green onions, also called scallions, are the immature form of onions before the bulb has grown.
  • Cutting green onions thinly on the diagonal is a great way to give them a delicate look, especially in Asian dishes.
  • Unlike tangerines, clementines are almost always seedless. If they’re not available, use a navel orange.
  • Health Tip: Vitamin C-rich clementines help your body absorb iron from plant sources like the kale and edamame in this salad.