Friday, November 13, 2009

A Walk With Christ

In addition to the great spirit we were able to feel last night, I thought I'd share this salad recipe while I'm still thinking about it.



I bet this photo would have turned out better if I didn't have Zachary trying to eat my phone. I didn't even get a great shot of the "Salata Choban". (my rendition of biblical food) So here it goes: I will just tell you in advance that I am pretty picky when it comes to this salad. So picky that I don't like it diced up. I like it chopped using a food processor. (I use the pampered chef food chopper) I think it makes the flavors blend better together.
Salata Choban (Shepherd's Salad)
2 large tomatoes, peeled, seeded, diced
2 cucumbers, peeled, seeded diced
2 green peppers, seeded, chopped finely
3 green onions, white part only
1/2 cup parsley, finely chopped.
2. oz crumbled feta cheese (may want more...I don't like a strong feta taste)
Dressing:
6 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1/4 C olive oil
salt/ pepper to taste
Mix and refrigerate. Serve with pita bread.
This all comes about because I love Turkish food and usually live far from a Turkish restaurant. Remind me to post my favorite chicken kabab marinade, borek, and pita bread recipe!
The hummus I'm pretty picky about, too. I usually make my own, but since I found this brand I just buy it. It is Sabra brand, roasted garlic flavor. (I don't love the Atheno's brand for hummus.) I found it at Weis, where you get the special cheese and meats. I've also seen it at Sams, in Ohio. (Haven't checked here.)

1 comment:

  1. Your Salata Choban was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing. Now my family and I can recreate this dish (and "A Walk with Christ") on Christmas Eve! What a special event! Kudos to the planners!

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