While vacationing in Canada, I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy my sister-in-law’s cooking. Andrea is a great cook in general but she’s the queen of delicious salads. We’ve been eating a different salad every night, all of them filled with colorful and savory ingredients like candied pecans, fresh vegetables, and homemade dressings. Andrea made the best Greek salad this week and I talked her into letting me share the recipe here {lucky you}!
To start, mix up the salad dressing. In a small bowl, whisk together 3/4 cup olive oil, 2 1/2 tablespoons garlic powder, 2 1/2 tablespoons dried oregano, 2 1/2 tablespoons dried basil, 1/8 cup pepper, 1/8 cup salt, 1/8 cup onion powder, 1/8 cup Dijon mustard, and 4 cups red wine vinegar. Whisk well.
In a large salad bowl, toss together two cups of torn romaine lettuce, half of a red onion {sliced}, two chopped yellow peppers, one chopped red pepper, two cubed cucumbers, one can sliced black olives, five chopped tomatoes, and 3/4 cup crumbled feta cheese.
Add the dressing until the salad is well coated and refrigerate the remaining dressing. You’ll have enough for a few bowls of salad.
This salad will serve 10-12 people so if you’re feeding a smaller group, you may want to cut the ingredients in half.
You’ll love this fresh and delicious greek salad as much as I did. Be sure to pin it so you don’t forget to try it and let me know if it becomes a favorite!
A delicious Greek salad recipe with fresh and colorful vegetables and a tangy homemade dressing. This recipe feeds a large number of people and the ingredients can be reduced for a smaller group.The Best Greek Salad Recipe
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For more great Dukes and Duchesses salad recipes, be sure to check out my favorite barbecue chicken cobb salad {it starts in the crockpot} …
… a delicious southwestern chicken salad …
… and a not-so-green but completely delicious crab pasta salad!
Rebecca Slayden says
Stupid Question: Are the measurements right??? on the salad dressing? instead of cup on salt, pepper and onion powder do you mean tsp? and the red wine vinegar? can’t be 4 cups!
Randi Dukes says
The measurements are right. It actually makes a large batch of dressing and the extra can be stored for later.
Dana Krouse says
it is 2:00a.m. and I just came across this recipe. I can hardly wait until I can make this. I’ll be working my dinner around this salad. Thanks for sharing.
Darla DaSilva says
Rebecca, 1/8 of a cup is two Tablespoons if that makes it easier. I thought the four cups of red wine vinegar seemed odd too but… Less fat? And I love dressings with a little more tang!!