
Classic Greek Salad
Classic Greek salad with ripe tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, Kalamata olives and creamy feta in a simple orega
View Recipe →This charred Caesar salad transforms the steakhouse classic with ninety seconds of smoke. Romaine hearts hit a screaming-hot grill pan just long enough to blacken the edges while the cores stay crisp and cold, then get draped in a real anchovy-garlic dressing and buttery sourdough croutons. The contrast between warm char and cool crunch is the whole point, and it turns a familiar salad into something you will crave.
Pound the garlic and anchovies to a paste. Whisk in the egg yolk and lemon juice, then stream in the olive oil until thick and creamy. Season with black pepper — it rarely needs salt.
Tear the sourdough into chunks and fry in a generous pool of olive oil over medium heat, tossing, until deeply golden, about 5 minutes. Salt immediately.
Heat a grill pan until smoking. Brush the cut sides of the romaine with oil and press down for 60–90 seconds, until you have black grill marks but a cold, crisp core.
Arrange the romaine cut-side up and spoon the dressing into the crevices. Scatter croutons and Parmesan, finish with pepper and flaky salt, and serve at once.
Finish it with a homemade creamy tahini dressing, or pair it with our Cucumber Avocado Salad for a bigger spread. New to building bowls from scratch? Start with our Homemade Salad Dressing Ratios guide.

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