Bev had bought some broccoli salad from the market deli and since I really enjoyed it, I decided to make my own. The store version appeared to contain broccoli, red onion, shredded cheddar, bacon and mayo plus maybe some sour cream. As a fan of Mediterranean flavors, I decided to make a Greek version and use my creamy feta dressing for it.
Greek Broccoli Salad
Ingredients:
12 oz. broccoli in bite sized pieces
1/3 C. crumbled feta, more or less to taste
½ C. chopped Vidalia onion
½ C. sliced black olives
½ C. kalamata olives
1 cup halved cherry tomatoes
½ C. chopped sweet red bell pepper
½ C. creamy feta salad dressing
S&P to taste
Directions:
Prep all of the ingredients –tomatoes were missing for this
shot.
Add the broccoli to the mixing bowl, season with S&P and season the other ingredients while in the piles – none for the kalamatas.
Mix everything together and allow the flavors to marry for
a couple of hours. Taste and adjust
S&P as needed.
I know – it seems more like a regular salad than a broccoli salad.
We used it as a side for our meal of blackened catfish and
boiled corn.
The Verdict:
While it was totally different than the mayo based one from
the store, I thought it was very good and if you like feta I think you will as
well.
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Have a
great day and thanks for stopping by Almost Heaven South.
Larry
8/27/21
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Larry, That corn and catfish look great. As for the salad I like broccoli and feta...whereas Laurie doesn't like broccoli. Go figure. Stay healthy and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteI think you are right about liking the feta.
ReplyDeleteeverything looks delicious and I love feta!
ReplyDeleteAnd with that fresh sweet corn - yum!
ReplyDeleteI love your Greek version of a broccoli salad. Feta dressing makes me happy so I know I would love this one. The whole meal looks tasty.
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