Recipe

BLT Fattoush

BLT Fattoush

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  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Brown Bag Lunch
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    Savorykitchen's Notes: I really like bread salads. They're a great way to showcase fresh vegetables. Panzanella is the bread salad that I make most often; it requires a hearty, rustic loaf, which I don't always...

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Serves 1 generous serving

  1. Make the dressing by combining the lemon juice, olive oil, mustard and chives in a small jar. Shake to combine and season to your taste with salt & pepper. Set dressing aside.

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  2. Combine the lettuce, tomato, bacon, shallot and egg.

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  3. To make this salad brown bag ready: put the vegetable mix into a 3-4 cup plastic container. Place the pita chips into a small container or bag and nestle them on top of the vegetables. Put your dressing into the same bowl. Seal up the big bowl and there's your salad kit for lunch.

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  4. When ready to eat, shake the dressing jar again to combine the ingredients well. Combine the vegetables with the pita bread and then toss with dressing (When I'm at work, I put the lid back on the big container and shake to combine everything well). Season to taste with salt & pepper. I like this salad best when the pita is still crunchy, but you may prefer letting the salad sit a few minutes to soften the pita.

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4 Comments on BLT Fattoush

Summer_2010_1048 Reply

This looks/ sounds seriously delicious, Savorykitchen.

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Thanks Midge! Your pie looks super too! When I have time to bake again it's on my list.

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Thanks Mrs L. I included the eggs in the salad in the recipe, but I do like the deviled option as a side. My favorite sandwich these days is egg salad with bacon & tomato, so this is the salad option on that theme.

Mrs Reply

My kind of salad. I'm liking the deviled eggs on the side, too!

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