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The Lazy Vegetarian

Monday

A Summer Greek Salad Recipe

Courtesy of Shape magazine (with some slight changes). We had this for dinner tonight. The beans give it more protein than a typical salad.

For dressing, whisk together:

2 Tbsp red-wine vinegar (or other vinegar with a splash of red wine)
1 Tbsp olive oil
1/4 tsp dried oregano
1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper*
(Next time I make this, I will also add a little lemon juice)

Set aside.

In a large bowl, mix together:

A bag of pre-cut romaine lettuce
1 cup packaged shredded carrots
1 cup diced cucumber (not sliced), approx 1 cucumber
1 cup diced seeded tomato, approx 1 - 2 tomatoes
1 15-ounce can white beans**
1/3 cup crumbled feta cheese
20 kalamata olives, pitted (look around, I found ones already pitted in a jar at my supermarket)
1 cup croutons

Pour dressing on top and mix. Makes 2 - 3 generous portions. I served this with a piece of garlic bread, but, in the future, would probably serve some tasty hearty bread instead.


* I'm not much for cooking, but even I keep a pepper grinder and whole peppercorns in my house. It is definitely worth the effort. I'm also fond of sea salt in a grinder, but mine corroded.

** When using canned beans, be sure to drain and rinse thoroughly. This removes both a portion of the salt used in canning and most of the gas-causing sugars.

3 comment(s):

hello annie,
doesn't looks like you really use a lot in the way of cookbooks, but i'm interested in what you might have, so i've i've tagged you for a five cookbooks meme. hope you don't mind!
rae

By Blogger rae, at 8:54 AM  

i just want to say, i LOVE your site... anyway, i know it ads a step, but i highly suggest washing the lettuce even in the prewashed bags, you can get a nasty tummyache from that (trust me, i learned the hard way)

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:43 AM  

oops, it ADDS a step

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:44 AM  

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