The Ingredients
For 1 Portion of Salad you
need:
1 Teaspoon Extra Vergine Olive Oil
1 Tablespoon White Balsamic Vinegar
1 Teaspoon White Crema de Balsamico
A Pinch of Sea Salt
1/2 Teaspoon Honey
1/2 Teaspoon Mustard
Optional: A Pinch of Piri Piri
A Slice of Goat's Cheese
Cherry Tomatoes
Romana Salad
1 Teaspoon Extra Vergine Olive Oil
1 Tablespoon White Balsamic Vinegar
1 Teaspoon White Crema de Balsamico
A Pinch of Sea Salt
1/2 Teaspoon Honey
1/2 Teaspoon Mustard
Optional: A Pinch of Piri Piri
A Slice of Goat's Cheese
Cherry Tomatoes
Romana Salad
The Basics
Before you start preparing
the basics of the salad you can already
preheat your oven to 200°. Now you have time for the rest. Remove
the outside leaves of the romana salad until everything looks fresh.
Then cut of the upper bit and wash it as it is. Don't remove the leaves
in order to clean it. I mean you can if you want to but it is not
necessary. Shake the salad a little to remove the water and place it on a
kitchen towel with the cutted upper part facing down in order to let it
dry a
little – or use a salad spinner if you have removed the leaves. Then wash the cherry
tomatoes. You can now start cutting the romana salad and putting it into
the bowl you are later going to serve it in. I love this kind
of salad as it is so easy to prepare and you need very little kitchen
supplies that you have to put into the dish washer later on. After
cutting the
leaves add the tomatoes. I leave them uncut so I don't have the
juice messing with the dressing but instead this burst of freshness and
aroma when
biting into one.
The Cheese
Place your goat's cheese into an ovenproof dish and put it into the
preheated oven. I use the grill function at about 200°. But watch out.
This one lets it get dark pretty easily and we are talking about seconds.
If you want to be on the safe side use air circulation. That will work
just as fine but will take longer.
The Dressing
Above I gave you the amounts I'm normally using for the dressing. But it totally depends on how
much salad you're making and how sweet or acidic you want to have it. You should stick to the chronology I am suggesting though. First of all place a little sea
salt in a glass or dressing shaker (don't overdo it – you can add more
later on but you can't make it less salty), add the
vinegar, crema de balsamico, mustard and olive oil (I use less oil than
vinegar but friends of mine do it the other way around). Stir everything
with a fork or shake it. Now you can add a little honey. Don't mix the
honey into the dressing before as the sea salt will not dissolve and you
have this crisp salty bits in your salad. Now stir or shake again.
If you like it spicy you can add some piri piri or chilli. Go crazy.
It's your salad ;-)
The Result
Remove the cheese from the oven as
soon as it has a dark and crispy upper part and place it on top of
the salad. Then pour the dressing slowly over it. And now – enjoy!!
I love this salad as it is crisp, tasty, easy to prepare and perfect for hot summer days!
If you tried it please let me know if you liked it!
Enjoy Honeys!! ❤






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mhhhhhh! cannot wait to try it!
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Nastia
that salad looks beyond delicious. I'm always looking for new and exciting salads so that I don't get too bored, will have to try this one. x E
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oh so tasty!
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