Since the Holiday season is fast approaching, i decided to rummage through my kitchen cabinet for leftover food items i had in store before going for my usual shopping and i came across some canned food items i could use to put together a quick salad for a quick lunch. Here's why i love salads; It's healthy, mouthwatering and easy to make. did i also mention that it goes with just about any meal i.e jollof rice, fried rice, coconut rice, and a host of others. When making mine, i combine a host of things; sweet corn, green peas, tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce,carrots, eggs and YES macaroni with a drizzle of salad dressing. Just imagine having a bowl of this tasty salad on a hot day.....can you taste it? :D. We love it really chilled, but it's also great when it's warm too. You could check out other salad recipes here also.
How to make Nigerian vegetable salad
• Prep time: 30 minutes
• Meal type: Appetizer
• Misc: Serve chilled
How to make Nigerian vegetable salad
• Prep time: 30 minutes
• Meal type: Appetizer
• Misc: Serve chilled
Ingredients:::
• 1 medium sized cabbage
• 1 small cucumber
• 5 lettuce leaves
• 3 medium sized carrots
• 3 small tomatoes
• 1 medium sized green bell pepper
• 2 cups sweet corn
• 1 cup green peas - salted, boiled
• 2 cups macaroni - salted, boiled
• 4 eggs - hard-boiled
Directions:::
Step 1: Rinse the cabbage and chop. Slice the cucumber into 2 from the middle, remove the seeds, rinse and chop. Rinse the lettuce, tomatoes, green bell pepper & carrots, chop.
Step 2: In a medium sized bowl, combine the whole ingredients together and mix everything together. Pop it into the refrigerator to chill and also prevent it from getting sour.
Step 3: To serve, simply dish out into small bowls and drizzle some salad cream or mayonnaise over it. Serve alone as an appetizer or as a side with any rice dish.
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Yummy and healthy!!
ReplyDeleteI'm seriously salivating here!
It looks great!!!
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ChiChi
My aunty used to make this kind of finger licking delicious salad. It was as if it came straight out of those vegetable salad tins..... I'm definitely tryiing this Dobby....
ReplyDeleteCool but I haven't tried the one with tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteAdd sugar to this or sprite and your taste for salad would never remain the same again.........Magnifico!!!!
ReplyDeleteSprite keh ....
DeleteMiss dobby i guess chopped carrot in salad are refered to as 'english salad "but either ways it can be chopped and parboiled or finely grated...
Deleteit's not only sprite. Coke and fanta nko? Yimu
DeleteI've heard of that sugar stuff, and I think that's why some salads taste so sweet when I eat out
Deletei guess you can add fruits to it (the sweet fruits used for baking) that way you'll get the sweet taste.
DeleteStill trying to figure out if I'm more of a vegetarian 'cause I prefer salad to anything. Thanks for this. My issue is getting that perfect cream. I wish it could taste like the ones from these fast foods..
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one that had the problem of cream. The salads I eat at fast food and parties taste better than the ones I make at home. I have tried adding sugar to the cream and still no dice. I have tried mayonnaise of different brands and salad cream but still i'm not yet satisfied with the outcome. Any suggestion is highly appreciated. Thanks.
DeleteTo get that fast food salad taste, Mix sugar and sprite or sugar and liquid milk then add to ur salad cream or mayonnaise.
DeleteNice. Fast to make, faster to eat. Madam Dobby I'm still waiting for your cooking school o. Whenever it comes out. *wink*
ReplyDeleteU can say that again - really faster to eat.......
DeleteI'm definitely trying this
ReplyDeleteFast food joints mix their mayonnaise with sprite. Dats what gives it the sweet taste.
ReplyDeleteIt just have to be linanuel agbai
ReplyDeleteEntry 14 has a net plate and presentation matters a lot
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome jens :)
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