
Caprese Salad
The whole point of caprese is that there's almost no recipe, only ingredients and order
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The whole point of caprese is that there's almost no recipe, only ingredients and order

Catrachitas are the Honduran snack named for the country's people themselves (catracho/catracha is the demonym), small…

Cooked chickpeas (tinned for speed, OR overnight-soaked and home-cooked for the best texture) toss with diced red onion…

The Azerbaijani version of the shepherd's salad that turns up in some form on every table from the Balkans to Persia…

The Chilean street hot dog and the proper night-out food after a few drinks in any city in the country

Ensaladang talong is the Filipino smoky aubergine salad, a Sunday-lunch staple that uses one of the great vegetable…

Pita breads are torn into pieces and toasted (or fried) until crisp and crunchy

A torn pita is brushed with olive oil and grilled or fried until golden and crisp

Fried green tomatoes are the South's answer to using up the last of the summer tomato patch before frost, firm unripe…

Horiatiki is the Greek village salad, the real one, no lettuce in sight, just tomato, cucumber, onion, pepper, olives…

Caprese's slightly fussier sibling, named for the green-white-red of the Italian flag and built on the same principle…

Israeli salad is the small-diced raw vegetable salad that lives on every Israeli breakfast table beside the eggs, cheese…

A small dice of cucumber (seeds out), tomato (seeds out), red onion and green chilli, tossed with roasted cumin powder, lime juice and salt

Vegetables dice into 5 mm cubes, uniform size matters for both look and dressing

Country bread (sourdough or pan rústico) slices 1 ½ cm thick

Tuscan summer salad invented to use up the day-old bread, and one of the cleverest ways to eat tomatoes when they're at their peak