This colorful composed salad is especially good in the winter when salad vegetables are not at their best. This recipe is adapted from one of my favorite cookbooks, Anne Lindsay Greer’s Cuisine of the American Southwest. There are similar orange-based salads from southern Italy. The photograph shows an individual serving of the composed salad before Read More …
This is a warm potato salad turned into a one-pot meal consisting of potatoes, bratwurst, mustard greens, and a mustard vinaigrette. It was a tasty quick and easy dinner, suitable for mid-week. The basic idea could be adapted for non-meat eaters by substituting cooked salmon for the bratwurst (and possibly adding some fresh dill). The Read More …
This is a classic composed salad and is tasty, good to look at, and easy to make. It is originally made from iceberg lettuce, but I prefer to use small heads of romaine lettuce. Here is how I made it for two people. 1 small head of romaine lettuce 3 strips of bacon 8 cherry Read More …
This very easy dish is one of our Thai favorites, which we have made many times over the years. For people concerned about such matters, it is notable that this dish has no oil in the dressing and almost no carbohydrates. This is a dish in which everything is really to taste, so what I Read More …
This tasty and easy vinaigrette was a house salad dressing of the Angeli Caffe in Los Angeles, and appeared in their cookbook and in the October 1997 issue of Gourmet magazine. 2 garlic cloves, peeled 1 tsp. kosher salt 1 cup extra virgin olive oil 1/3 cup red wine vinegar ¼ cup finely grated parmesan Read More …
I heard about this corn salad from a recipe in the eatsiptrip website mentioned in an article in USA Today. The article raved about the anomaly that there is a very good restaurant in a Cenex service station in Walla Walla, Washington, and said that their best-selling dish is a grilled corn salad, modeled on Read More …
This no-recipe recipe is adapted from an article in the New York Times. The idea is to turn a steakhouse classic combination into a summer salad (although with cherry tomatoes the same idea should work during the winter). Steak Beefsteak tomatoes (in season. Alternatively cherry tomatoes out of season) Blue cheese Onion Parsley Sherry Read More …
I had some leftover grilled steak, and some leftover Thai inspired marinade from Steak with Reverse Marinade and with the two made Thai Beef Salad for lunch. When I am starting from scratch, my usual reference is A Taste of Thailand, a small book published by the South China Morning Post in 1982. Our copy Read More …
Since summer is a good time for grilling, here is a salad in which most of the ingredients are grilled, including the corn which is in season and cheap at the supermarket. The idea for this was in Fine Cooking magazine, and this recipe was scaled for 2 people 2 large ears of corn, Read More …
This Korean-style salad is adapted from Bon Appetit. I served it with pork bulgogi and rice. It needs to be made with thin-skinned cucumbers which can be eaten unpeeled. 1 lb. Persian cucumbers (or English hothouse cucumbers) 1 tsp. kosher salt (plus more to taste) 3 scallions, sliced 3 Tbs. unseasoned rice vinegar 1 tsp. Read More …