Recipe: A Basic Heirloom Tomato, Olive Oil, Vinegar & Garlic Salad Dressing

Updated on June 15, 2013 By Tomato Guy 16 Comments

Recipe: A Basic Heirloom Tomato, Olive Oil, Vinegar & Garlic Salad Dressing

This is a very basic recipe that can be modified to suit your taste and other garden flavors can be added as they become available in your garden. This dress…
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Question by O Caçador de Palavras: In English, is it correct to say LETTUCE SALAD, or SALAD OF LETTUCE?
What is correct?

1. Lettuce salad or salad of lettuce?
2. Tomato salad or salad of tomatoes
3. Onion salad or salad of onions?
4. Cauli flower salad or salad of cauli flower?
5. Watercress salad or salad of watercress?
6. Broccoli salad or salad of broccoli?
7. Beetroot salad or salad of beetroot?

Best answer:

Answer by A A
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16 Comments

  1. Gary Pilarchik June 15, 2013

    Thanks for following! I am going to do more cooking garden videos too. And a new series on drinks made from the garden. Like a tomato and basil martini.

  2. Jenny Yahaya June 15, 2013

    Hellooo. .love your tutorials so much.Just subsscibed to your channel. Also..am about to make this very recipe now.I will be following you on pinterest too.Thanks.

  3. Shaniachannel June 15, 2013

    Hi Great job love your Recipe.
    Keep up the Good work from Shania Channel

  4. Gary Pilarchik June 15, 2013

    Thanks. I really enjoy. Very relaxing to make after a hard days work.

  5. redcrystal69 June 15, 2013

    Loving your vids! Thanks :)

  6. LaoSoftware June 15, 2013

    Wow. Fresh salad from the garden. I’m loving it. You’re my inspiration.

  7. cocobrwngl June 15, 2013

    Yes, please more recipes. I would really like a good salsa recipe.

  8. Gary Pilarchik June 15, 2013

    Tastes even better. I use it for all kinds of summer salads.

  9. MIgardener June 15, 2013

    that sounds amazing!!!!

  10. Gary Pilarchik June 15, 2013

    Added mozzarella to my text box of options

  11. Gary Pilarchik June 15, 2013

    I just added all the text boxes that talk about adding stuff. Cheese is a great addition to the dressing. I use mozzarella in another recipes.

  12. Raquelia Leone June 15, 2013

    This looks so good, i would love this with mozzarella fresh cheese! yummy, thanks for sharing!

  13. Glamurous June 15, 2013

    Hi!
    The first way you did!
    Ex: tomato salad
    and go on..

  14. Shana June 15, 2013

    You wouldn’t make a “salad” of most of those.

    Salad is, by definition: Lettuce plus other vegetables. Cold. You don’t have to specify that it’s lettuce, unless you want to specify the TYPE of lettuce.

    Some places will say “mixed greens salad”, or something along those lines. Tuna salad, Ham salad, Egg salad, are specified.

    Watercress salad would be specified. (salad of…is unwieldy).

    You wouldn’t specify the others, maybe a ‘salad of tomatoes, basil, mozzarella, drizzled with olive oil and balsamic vinegar’, but that’s really fancy.

  15. Austin June 15, 2013

    The first one, if you were speaking in Spanish, then it would be the second one. But remember adjective first, then subject.

  16. 엄미연 June 15, 2013

    1. salad

    the rest are just tomato salad, onion salad, cauliflower salad, watercress salad, brocolli salad, beetroot salad

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