I don't mean to brag, but in the last two nights, my husband has made two salads from Mark Bittman's 101 Simple Salads for the Season (a list featured in the NYT a couple of weeks ago). I especially liked the one from last night....a tomato and peach salad with red onion, cilantro and red pepper. Sweet, spicy, tangy -- it had all the good stuff. Not to mention, he used a bunch of tomatoes from our garden. Check out those beautiful green zebra heirlooms.
A Simple Summer Salad.
August 5, 2009
I don't mean to brag, but in the last two nights, my husband has made two salads from Mark Bittman's 101 Simple Salads for the Season (a list featured in the NYT a couple of weeks ago). I especially liked the one from last night....a tomato and peach salad with red onion, cilantro and red pepper. Sweet, spicy, tangy -- it had all the good stuff. Not to mention, he used a bunch of tomatoes from our garden. Check out those beautiful green zebra heirlooms.
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mmm this looks amazing, i can't wait to dive into all of those salad recipes!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I love when you post Bitty's lists. YOU've turned me into a big fan of his.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back.
yum - and out of 101 salads - did you know that's the same one we had at supper club? Glad B is getting into the kitchen!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYUM! That sounds and looks really good. I saw that article and bookmarked it. Lots of great inspiration there.
ReplyDeletegorgeous heirlooms. And, hooray for cooking husbands!
ReplyDeleteyum... that looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with the list. I linked you and the list this morning.
ReplyDeletei made this exact salad 3 times last week. it is SO yummy! i'm really glad to have you and your wonderful blog bacik :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous. Love summer salads.
ReplyDeletejbhat
That looks amazing! I'm so hungry now.
ReplyDeleteThis salad is beautiful. A husband who cooks and loves fresh ingredients is pretty wonderful. I'm running to the grocery store tonight to make it for dinner!
ReplyDeleteWe'e in the middle of winter here (I live in Sydney, Australia) but that photo just made me feel all warm and summery. Can't wait to try it out this weekend with a few changes to account for the season's fruit.
ReplyDeleteThat salad looks scrumptious, thanks for turning me onto the list... I see a good 15 to try!
ReplyDeleteyum! thanks for the list!
ReplyDeleteisn't it wondeful to have a hubby who cooks?!
This salad looks so darn tasty and refreshing. Kidos to the man for making it
ReplyDeleteHa ha---I just forwarded my husband that very article, with a not so subtle hint about trying them out!
ReplyDeleteAll the tomatoes this year have me in absolute ecstasy. and the nectarines too. sigh!