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To Make Salad

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By Robert Carrier

Published 1963

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Break into the bowl some tender lettuce leaves, well washed and dried. Leaves should be left whole, or torn, never cut. Wash them well in a large quantity of water. Drain well and dry thoroughly in a cloth or a salad basket so that there is no water on them to dilute the dressing.

For variety’s sake, the lettuce can be augmented with other salad greens in season - Cos lettuce, endive, chicory, spinach leaves if they are very young and tender, watercress and French mâche. Fresh green herbs - chervil, basil and tarragon - are often used to add flavour and freshness to green salads. I also like eau-de-Cologne mint, which lends a certain purple spiciness to a summer salad, or even a chopped nasturtium leaf or two from the garden.

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