As the weather warms up, my thoughts turn to cold composed salads, things lined up on top of salad greens. Think of Cobb salad, not as itself, but as a starting point for inspiration.
The past couple of days I have put dry greens in the bottom of a rectangualr glass baking dish, and put rows of things like cooked asparagus, rinsed canned black beans, halved hard boiled eggs, chopped cooked bacon, green olives, and walnuts. Yesterday I cut the tomato and put it into the salad first. Today I held it back and put it in at the last minute, preventing the salad from picking up too much water.
I include a little covered takeout cup of homemade mayonnaise to dip into.
To eat, I pick off the pieces, and when they are mostly gone, I put salt, pepper, vinegar, and olive oil on the salad greens and stir before eating them.
It’s an incredibly attractive lunch. Everyone is always very jealous…
Hi! I just discovered your website, and have added it to my gluten-free blog RSS reader. Can’t wait to read more! I would be VERY interested if you posted your recipe for homemade GF mayo.