Growing up, my grandmother would whip up her famous Waldorf salad every Thanksgiving. The crispness of the apples, the sweetness of the grapes, and the crunch of the celery always brought a sense ...

But if you’re bored with your usual go-tos, you might want to try this Tangy Chicken Salad with Grapes recipe from Cooking Light. This recipe may remind you of a traditional Waldorf salad ...

One day I caught Grandma mixing chopped apples, grapes, celery, walnuts and mayonnaise. She called it Waldorf salad and I figured she invented the recipe because it had all her favorite things.

Avoid woody or wrinkled grapes. Grapes that hang loosely from their stalks should be sweeter, but will have a shorter lifespan. Some grapes don’t peel easily, in which case cover a small ...

Berens describes her butter lettuce salad with grapes, walnuts, fennel, and buttermilk as a play on a Waldorf salad. It’s exactly the type of dish she might serve in one of her meals at Granor ...

Originally featured in her Barefoot Contessa cookbook, Cook Like a Pro, Garten’s Waldorf salad is a spin on the original. As such, her version is slightly different. Garten skips grapes ...

Grace Parisi considered many classic salads, like Waldorf and Cobb, before deciding on her version of chicken salad, which mixes store-bought roasted chicken with blue cheese, grapes, celery and ...