July 13, 2013 | #1 |
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Greek Salad
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Prepare this salad plates directly. Do not cut ingredients very thin (to be coarsely, medium pieces), excepting pepper Do not mix! Ingredients for about 6 servings 1 big letucce 3 large tomatoes, 2 cucumbers, 2 peppers, 1 onion 4oz black olives (pitted), 14oz goat or sheep cheese (to be hard, and salty) oregano to taste - the more, the better olive oil Method: Place ingredients in the following order: lettuce strips chopped tomatoes sliced cucumber thin cut peppers sliced ring onions olives (whole) 3-4 slices of cheese, about 2''x2'' each Sprinkle each slice of cheese with much oregano and then with olive. It is very important not to add or remove anything and not use other kind of cheese. Olive oil is a must as it gives a specific taste together with oregano
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July 13, 2013 | #2 |
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That sounds really good, thank you for posting, I'm going to make that tomorrow.
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July 13, 2013 | #3 |
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Sounds wonderful.
In Northern Greece (Thessaloniki) the Greek salad is a bit different - often called a 'Village Salad': Sweet Pepper (medium chunks) Cucumber (sliced) Onion (sliced) Tomato (medium wedges) Feta Cheese (medium chunks) Calamata Olives (several) Olive Oil Vinegar Oregano (or Italian seasoning) Salt and Pepper After placing first 6 ingredients in a bowl add oil and vinegar (a ratio of 3 to 1), oregano, salt, and pepper. Toss well and eat with crusty bread (gotta have something to sop up that delicious dressing mixed with the cheese bits and veggie juices).
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