The photo doesn't do it justice, really! I had no salad leaves in the house, so decided to use fruit instead. Two nectarines, one apricot, 4 halved baby tomatoes, 1/3 tin whole kernel corn. Feta cheese and some dry-roasted pumpkin seeds. Lots of lemon juice to balance the sweetness, drizzle of olive oil, ground salt and pepper. (And yesterday I repeated the salad, but added half an avocado and a few olives.)Super-yum.
8 comments:
what an exquisite word ! apricate..i never heard it before..thanks for introducing it..
and yes your colourful salad looks appetizing and may i say...apricotious !
mcis - I think I like your 'apricotious' even better! For interesting words, I subscribe to Michael Quinion's newsletter, see http://www.worldwidewords.org/index.htm
I never fail to learn something. Only problem is that I forget it as quickly ...
OH YUM! That is my kind of salad!
Yum!
Thanks for the link- I will need pen and paper for that one!
I had to be reminded about apricate. We had a rare day of sun today, so could have apricated if I had had the time!
please sir - I love fruit in savoury salads, athough many people don't!
linda sue - MQ is a favourite of mine - if you subscribe to his newsletter you get it in your inbox once a week, and you will never be bored or want for a suitable word to amaze your frinds and enemies!
freshly found - We have the sun, but oh dear, the wind is something terrible - I have not been able to go out for a walk yet!
looks yummy!
(The birds fly their wings on my christmas tree right at this very moment. thanks.)
Esti - I'm very glad that my birds have made a little nest on your tree ...
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