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Greek salad

Look at those colours! What I love about salads is not only are they healthy and super pretty with all the vibrant colours but they also provide such an amazing crunch. If you have been following my recent posts, you would know that I have been on a salad spree. Since salads are great for a light meal, this Greek salad, Soba noodle salad with Asian dressing , Watermelon and tomato salad and Mango salad with mango-mint dressing have been appearing on our table on rotation these days. Lets talk about this amazing Greek salad which is loved all over the world. Tossed in a simple oregano and basil based dressing, its a simple salad with bold flavours from fresh crunchy summer vegetables and feta cheese. All you to do is use basic vegetables like tomatoes, cucumber, bell peppers, onion and of-course a good feta cheese. I love Almarai brand but you can go for other brands too available in market. This salad is colourful, crunchy, healthy and delicious! Perfect summer sa...

Classic Greek Salad (Gluten-free)

Greek salad as the name suggests originated in Greece and is typically made using feta cheese which is one of my favourite food ingredients. Serve it cold and it's robust flavours will tempt you to make it repeatedly.  I love feta cheese and as you all know I post a lot of recipes using feta. Oats, salads, sandwiches, wraps - I add feta to pretty much everything. Its tangy and makes dishes come alive! Packet of feta cheese (Almarai brand) once opened will stay in fridge for almost a week or even longer sometimes. Make sure to drain off all the water. Try making hummus pizza with feta and experience the magic yourself. Don't be surprised to hear hummus pizza...it tastes phenomenal! I think I have spoken enough about feta in this post. Let's start talking about the recipe of this salad! Well it's really simple and involves very few ingredients. Key is to find the freshest of ingredients and get that bold flavours. Ingredients Feta cheese (As much as...