You can find the recipe for this snap pea and green bean salad with arugula pesto over on PinkWhen today! Head over and check it out!
Good morning, friends! I hope everyone had a wonderful week and is looking forward to the weekend ahead! We are keeping things pretty low-key around here. We are in the middle of remodeling my office and Zach is going to install my built-ins. I am super excited to stop working on my sofa and be back in my office again!
Also, my sister is coming to visit all the way from upstate NY, so YAY for that! It’s usually pretty awesome when she comes to visit. I think our super exciting plans are to bake cakes and knit a blanket outside while sipping on spritzers and craft beer. Why yes, we do knit. I knew you were going to ask that. ;) Knitting is one of the only things that can calm my stress and anxiety, and you can never have too many blankets and scarves. Amiright?!
So anywho, on to today’s post. This snap pea and green bean salad with arugula pesto is one of my favorite side dishes to prepare in the spring and summer. It is so fresh, light, and delicious and goes really, really well with barbecue chicken. It also is perfect for a picnic or potluck, because you can either serve it warm or chilled. I love when a dish can do both! It makes our lives so much easier, don’t you think?!
Head over and check it out; and I will talk to you guys tomorrow!
Snap Pea and Green Bean Salad with Arugula Pesto
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I also love it when a dish can be either hot or cold. This recipe looks delicious and your pictures are bright and colorful. Thanks for sharing!
Oh my! What a gorgeous side dish! The pesto over the veggies, though? BRILLIANT! Sounds fantabulous!!
This looks amazing.
It sounds as though you have a fun weekend ahead of you. Enjoy it! I love the freshness of this beautiful salad.
This is so gorgeous and just screams spring!!
I just love green beans and my snap pea plants are already producing!! Woo ho!
Such a delicious, fresh salad for spring!
This looks so light and refreshing! I can’t wait to try it – thanks for the recipe!