I adore Greek salad. Loads of crisp veggies blended with plump olives and creamy Feta cheese all dressed up with an olive oil and vinegar dressing in no way fails to thrill. This time around, I become inspired with the aid of Joanne's as a substitute unconventional take in this conventional and adorned the complete beautiful bowl with a hummus-based dressing. Pleased by way of the success of my Greek salad with avocado, I made avocado hummus initially and then became it into a thick and creamy dressing for the salad. It's a laugh to change things up sometimes and this made for one nourishing and fulfilling meal, served up with traditional buttermilk biscuits.
This isn't always the first time I actually have performed round with hummus with tremendous effects. I nonetheless crave my homemade hummus pizza. The uses of hummus are as extensive and big as the creativeness of the cook dinner
Notes: Use any sort of hummus you like here. Roasted red pepper hummus or a traditional lemon hummus would be just as delicious. Make adjustments to the quantity of vegetables used in the salad and also the amount of oil and vinegar in the dressing to suit your preferences. Tasting as you go is the key to getting the dressing just right. Mine was rather thick but adding more olive oil, lemon juice and vinegar will thin it out more if you prefer.
More salads to experience courtesy of Lisa's Kitchen:
Avocado Salad
Beet and Feta Salad
Middle Eastern Chickpea and Olive Salad
Quinoa Spinach Salad with Feta, Pomegranate and Toasted Almonds
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