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Hello all Vintage Zest Readers! Linda here from WITH A BLAST and I am happy to share one of my favorite salads with you today on Diane's blog.
Living in sunny South-Africa we have great weather just about year round - with the exception of a few weeks of low temperatures during Winter {which just started on June 1st}. That being said, we do a lot of outdoor cooking, no matter the weather, hence me sharing a delicious Apple Summer Salad with you. We enjoy this salad not only with grilled meats, but as a side salad to many pasta dishes as well. Pasta dishes are normally filling enough to be served on its own, but I do like to add a small side salad bowl to the meals as well. Something refreshing and crunchy is always welcome with a saucy pasta. However you decide to serve this salad, I do hope you enjoy this as much as my family does.
Serves : 6
INGREDIENTS:
1 Green Apple, cut into bite size pieces
1 cup Pineapple pieces
1/2 cup Celery Stalks, chopped
1 cup Cherry Tomatoes, halved
1 cup English Cucumber, chopped/diced
2 Handfuls Lettuce, torn
1 TB Caster Sugar
1 TB Apple Cider Vinegar
1 t Light Olive Oil
1/4 cup Low-Fat Sour Cream
1 t Poppy Seeds
DIRECTIONS:
1.) Toss together the Apple, Pineapple, Celery, Tomatoes, Cucumber and Lettuce in a large mixing bowl - transfer to a salad serving dish.
2.) Combine the Caster Sugar, Vinegar, Oil, Sour Cream and Poppy Seeds until creamy - let stand for 5 minutes - drizzle over the salad. Serve chilled.
Thanks to Diane for having me over, and a big thank you for reading!
P.S. : If you enjoyed this recipe, you might want to hop on over to my blog and have a look at this MAD DOG SALAD as well :-)
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Doesn't this recipe look scrumptious? I love every ingredient, especially the green apples. My faves!
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*falls in love* That looks soooo good!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds amazing. Nice and light and fresh- perfect for summer :) Can't wait to try the recipe! Thanks for posting :)
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Definitely! And make sure to thank Linda as well for her awesome recipe. :)
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