
Charred Caesar Salad
Charred Caesar salad with grilled romaine, real anchovy-garlic dressing, sourdough croutons and shaved Parmesa
View Recipe →This classic Greek salad is everything a Mediterranean table should be — ripe tomatoes, cool cucumber, sharp red onion, and a generous slab of creamy feta under a simple oregano-olive oil dressing. Traditionally there are no lettuce leaves here: just bold vegetables seasoned well and left to mingle. It comes together in fifteen minutes and tastes like summer whether you serve it as a light lunch or alongside grilled meat and warm bread.
Add the tomato wedges to a wide bowl and salt them directly. Let them sit while you prep — this draws out sweet juice that becomes part of the dressing.
Add the cucumber, red onion, green pepper, and olives to the tomatoes. Toss gently to combine.
Whisk the olive oil and red wine vinegar with a pinch of salt and pepper. Pour over the vegetables and toss lightly.
Lay the whole block of feta on top, drizzle with a little more oil, and shower with dried oregano. Serve at room temperature.
Finish it with a homemade lemon vinaigrette, or pair it with our Charred Caesar Salad for a bigger spread. New to building bowls from scratch? Start with our How to Build a Salad That Actually Tastes Good guide.

Charred Caesar salad with grilled romaine, real anchovy-garlic dressing, sourdough croutons and shaved Parmesa
View Recipe →
Cucumber avocado salad with crisp cucumber, creamy avocado, red onion and a bright lime-cilantro dressing. A c
View Recipe →
Green goddess salad with crisp little gem lettuce and a blender-fresh avocado, herb and buttermilk dressing. F
View Recipe →