Fresh, Healthy & Delicious – 23 June Salad Recipes You’ll Love 🌽🍓🥗

Published 5 months ago • 2 min read

Hey salad friend!

If you’ve been to a farmers’ market or produce aisle lately, you’ve probably noticed the explosion of fresh fruits and veggies. That’s because June is peak season for some of the tastiest (and most affordable!) ingredients around.

We’re talking:
🍓 Strawberries that are sweet, red all the way through, and perfect for tossing into fruit salads.
🍑 Peaches that drip with juice and pair beautifully with creamy cheeses and greens.
🥒 Cucumbers so crisp they practically snap when you slice them.
🌽 Sweet corn that doesn’t even need cooking (but we love it grilled).
🍅 Tomatoes and green beans at their freshest.
🌿 Herbs like basil, mint, and dill that bring everything to life.

To celebrate the season, I’ve pulled together 23 fresh and healthy June salad recipes that make the most of all this goodness. Whether you need easy June salad recipes for meal prep, cold June salad recipe ideas for a picnic, or salad recipes for lunch during the workweek, this post has you covered.

A few of my personal favorites from the list:
🍉 Watermelon Salad with Cucumber, Feta & Dill
🌽 Summer Corn & Black Bean Quinoa Salad
🍓 Peach, Strawberry & Blueberry Salad with Honey Lime Dressing
🍅 Heirloom Tomato & Basil Salad
🥬 Butter Bean & Walnut Kale Salad with Maple Tahini Dressing

Hungry yet?
👉 Click here to see all 23 salad recipes!

Here’s to eating with the season, one crunchy, juicy, refreshing bite at a time.

Which one will you try first? Hit reply and let me know!

Happy salad making,
Janice
salads4lunch.com

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