Though green vegetables in the bowl will lose ... Add the asparagus, peas, cucumber, shallot, and chickpeas. Toss gently until all the salad ingredients are coated with dressing.

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gave everything a good toss, and had a delicious, satisfying salad in no time. Jake and my Cantonese mom (who never used to eat raw veggies) both approved! Use this versatile dressing for green ...

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