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\author{Kenneth John Odle}
\title{Marinated Garden Vegetable Salad}
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\textbf{Marinated Garden Vegetable Salad}
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The highlight of this recipe is the dressing. It's light, simple, and doesn't overpower the flavor of the fresh vegetables.

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\textbf{Vinaigrette Ingredients}
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 \item 1 cup water
 \item \nicefrac{1}{4} cup distilled white vinegar
 \item \nicefrac{1}{4} cup apple cider vinegar$^{*}$
 \item \nicefrac{1}{4} cup vegetable oil
 \item \nicefrac{1}{4} cup white sugar
 \item 2 tsp salt
 \item 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper
 \item fresh vegetables (cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, red onions, etc.)
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$^{*}$You can also use red wine vinegar
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\textbf{Other Ingredients}
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 \item fresh vegetables (cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, red onions, etc.)
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\textbf{Method}
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 \item Whisk the vinaigrette ingredients together.
 \item Chop the vegetables into bite size pieces.
 \item Mix the vinaigrette with the vegetables, cover, and refrigerate at least two hours.
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