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Radicchio, Roasted Pepper, and Provolone Ciabatta Sandwiches
The vegetables in these sandwiches don’t get soggy as they stand, and the flavors benefit from a little time together.
Recipe: Radicchio, Roasted Pepper, and Provolone Ciabatta Sandwiches
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Chicken, Bacon, and Blue-Cheese Sandwiches
How could bacon, blue cheese, and chicken be bad? We’ve made the combo even better with creamy avocado and sweet roasted bell peppers, but you could use tomatoes instead.
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Spicy Peanut, Carrot, and Snap Pea Wraps
This easy wrap is perfect for when refrigeration isn’t available. A little sweet, a little spicy, a little nutty-it’s sure to add zip to your lunch hour.
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Mediterranean Garden Wraps
Loaded with fresh veggies, this is a fresh and healthy take on the classic lunch wrap.
Recipe: Mediterranean Garden Wraps
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Greek Tuna Salad
Sure, mayo-laden tuna salad is tasty, but not necessarily waistline friendly. This easy Mediterranean spin on tuna salad omits the mayo in favor of tangy vinaigrette.
Recipe: Greek Tuna Salad
Edited by Stephanie Dean
Chicken, Corn, and Tomato Pasta Salad
This easy pasta salad gets its creaminess from ricotta and sour cream for extra cheesy-tang. Substitute your favorite vegetables to add variety to your lunches.
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Cold Soba Salad with Crisp Vegetables
Nutty soba noodles are good both warm and cold and are perfect in this healthy vegetable-laden lunch-you won’t miss the meat.
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Green Salad with Chicken and Pink Grapefruit
Pack your dressing separately from your greens and chicken and toss right before you’re ready to eat—this will prevent a soggy salad.
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Shrimp, Watercress, and Millet Salad
Using already cooked bay shrimp makes this salad a breeze to prepare. If you don’t have millet on hand, substitute whole-wheat couscous or your favorite grain.
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Grilled Eggplant Naan Wraps with Tahini-Yogurt Dressing
Because naan breads are so thick, they don’t get as soggy as other breads. Grill extra eggplant so you can have these sandwiches throughout the week.
Recipe: Grilled Eggplant Naan Wraps with Tahini-Yogurt Dressing
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Pesto Arugula Wraps
With just 4 ingredients, this recipe couldn’t be simpler to prepare. Pair it with almonds and some fresh fruit for a complete lunch.
Recipe: Pesto Arugula Wraps
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Turkey Chutney Sandwich
Everyone loves a turkey sandwich, but the classic can get old after a week or two. This version adds apples and chutney for a dose of sweetness and crunch to make you crave that turkey sandwich again.
Recipe: Turkey Chutney Sandwich