The secret to perfection is time. Give this salad an hour — ideally two or four — and the broad Romano beans absorb the white balsamic vinaigrette, turning each pod into something deeply savory, lightly tangy, and impossible to stop eating. And, this salad would be perfect for a picnic or potluck BBQ.

This salad is less a recipe and more a technique — you really just use whatcha got in the pantry and whatever's looking good in the produce bin.

A big bowl of pasta, fresh vegetables, herbs, and a bright vinaigrette — no heavy dressing required.

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