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Easy
Published 1991
Many country households make this simple but delicious salad after the walnut harvest. Un chapon or in patois lou capou is a garlic and oil-impregnated piece of toasted bread which is not only used to flavour a salad like this, but in poorer homes was eaten with a bunch of sweet grapes in place of dessert.
Toast the slice of bread and while it is hot, rub it all over with the cut clove of garlic. Mix together the two oils and pour a tablespoonful over the toast, then put it in the bottom of your salad bowl.
Make the rest of the oil into a dressing with the vinegar and seasoning. Wash and dry the salad and dress it just before serving, sprinkling in the chopped walnuts, if used. The cha
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