Greek Village Salad
Intro: Greek Village Salad
The Greek Village ("Horiatiki") Salad is a great addition to any Mediterranean-styled meal, is delicious, and ready in a few, stress-free minutes.
STEP 1: Materials
To make the standard Village Salad, you will need:
Half a cucumber
A plum tomato
1/4 onion
1 tsp oregano
1 tsp salt
1/4 cup olive oil
1 oz. fresh feta cheese
This recipe is for about 2 servings; multiply as necessary.
You CAN use feta cheese crumbles, but for the best flavour, find yourself a Greek or Middle Eastern grocery store with a deli. They'll usually have several varieties of imported feta cheeses, and most places will let you taste samples, as every variety is slightly different (creamier, saltier, etc.).
Half a cucumber
A plum tomato
1/4 onion
1 tsp oregano
1 tsp salt
1/4 cup olive oil
1 oz. fresh feta cheese
This recipe is for about 2 servings; multiply as necessary.
You CAN use feta cheese crumbles, but for the best flavour, find yourself a Greek or Middle Eastern grocery store with a deli. They'll usually have several varieties of imported feta cheeses, and most places will let you taste samples, as every variety is slightly different (creamier, saltier, etc.).
STEP 2: Chopping the Vegetables
Wash and dry your veggies then peel your cucumber in a way that leaves about half of the skin on. Slice lengthwise down the middle and then proceed the cut into half-inch-thick pieces. Add in the tomato, cut up into chunks of varying shape and size. Now cut your bit of onion in half and slice each of those halves into thin half-circles. Add the chopped vegetables to your bowl if you haven't already.
STEP 3: The Dressing
Add in the salt, oregano, and olive oil and toss. Crumble up your cheese and throw in. Mix the salad again.
STEP 4: Serving
This salad can be served as a side dish, but is often served ahead of the main course. No matter how you eat it, though, try to always have some bread on hand. Greeks, in general, will be found dipping their bread into the dressing left at the bottom of the plate. We call it zumi (zoo-MEE), and it's addictive, so watch out.
Try is paired with this Easy Spanakopita.
Kali orexi!
Try is paired with this Easy Spanakopita.
Kali orexi!
9 Comments
scoochmaroo 13 years ago
michael.didier.39 8 years ago
Green Peppers, Red Onion slivered, and Anchovies
SoranSo 12 years ago
itoropov 13 years ago
как в тайланде - http://www.tur-kirov.ru/country/tayland.php
sbkremont 13 years ago
with some bread. http://www.sbk-remont-kvartiri.kiev.ua
Asfakdavid 13 years ago
south beach java
samuraijack 13 years ago
with some bread.
Really nice Instructable.
domestic_engineer 13 years ago
kiffer360 13 years ago
However, I am pretty sure it did not have onions...
Anyway, looks great!