Oh but we have had a lovely run of nice warm weather here in the UK. You learn very quickly over here that you never take sunny days for granted . . . or warm weather . . . and you never complain about it. They are few and far between, and so generally people tend to revel in them! Oh, for sure you will find the odd party pooper, but for the most part, we all tend to enjoy!
A few days have been slightly oppressive and on those days we have tended to eat salads and meals that don't heat the kitchen/house up. To be honest, when the weather gets like that I am not overly hungry anyways . . .
On one particularly oppressive day I made us Greek Salads and that is what we had for our tea. I added some grilled chicken on the side and we were both very content.
I do so love a Greek Salad. With the olives, and tomatoes . . . cucumber . . .
sliced red onions and plenty of feta cheese. I used a pot of mixed mediterranean olives which I had picked up at the shops for this. They were a lovely combination and had been marinated in garlic and herbs . . .
with a punchy lemon and herb dressing . . . and herby pita crisps, it went down a real treat!
*Greek Salad with Herbed Pita Bread Crisps*
Serves 4
A
favourite salad served with crisp pita bread wedges instead of
croutons. You could add some cooked chicken with this to make it a full
meal.
2 TBS olive oil
1/2 tsp dried oregano
salt and black pepper to taste
I love this salad look amazing Marie:)
ReplyDeleteAbd your pictures look beautiful!
xoxo
Why thank you Gloria! You are so kind! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi Marie ! We weren't grateful at all for the heat here in Paris as it has been totally unbearable; this salad though is a terrific idea for a light, colorful and fresh meal. Thanks ! x
ReplyDeleteI too favor thse flavors:) Been making Ina's Roasted Vegetable Orzo salad adding sliced kalamatas..and I could just eat it every day:)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good Monique. I will have to check it out. I have all of Ina's books! xxoo
ReplyDeleteHey Frugal! I have heard you are a lot warmer over on the continent! I don't envy you in the least! I don't think my Canadian blood could take your temps! xoxo
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