Salads

Ensaladas

Appears in
Floyd on Spain

By Keith Floyd

Published 1992

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One of my favourite salads is the ubiquitous ensalada mixta, which consists of wonderful crunchy lettuce, slices of sweet Spanish onion, half-green half-red tomatoes sometimes piled high with tuna fish, hard-boiled eggs with rich yellow yolks, and olives. It is simply dressed with sea salt, olive oil and a dash of wine vinegar.

Throughout Spain salads are invariably served as hors d’oeuvres. If you want just a simple green salad to go with your grilled lamb chops or roast leg of lamb you need to speak Spanish pretty damned well.