While the kids were smacking down corn dogs and coleslaw, I was having this:
So very simple, yet so very good.
We’re talking tomatoes and peaches (or in this case, nectarines), a few slivers of onion, a few red pepper flakes (I used powdered cayenne), and CILANTRO!
(No one is on the fence when it comes to cilantro. You either love it or you…don’t.)
Drizzle with olive oil and splash with lemon or lime juice.
Enjoy!
**Recipe from Mark Bittman’s 101 Simple Salads for the Season
(You may not be on the fence when it comes to Mark Bittman.)
(You must love him, and that is that. )
This recipe has been cross-posted over at my cooking blog. Look, Mom! I’m being thorough!
Anonymous says
Looks wonderful. Great light dinner idea for a hot summer night. Have a great 4th.
bearing says
Have you ever done the one with carrots, blueberries, and sunflower seeds? Yum.
minnesotamom says
Erin, that was the first one I made!
Lesley says
Please tell me, what is Cilantro _ Never heard of it here in the UK
scmom (Barbara) says
Mmmmm…yum. Peaches and tomatoes — interesting combination. And I totally love cilantro (even though I despise its seed — how's that for contrary?)!
bearing says
Cilantro = fresh coriander
Kristy B says
I have to agree about cilantro… either love it or hate it. I'm one of those that hate it 😉 But glad you enjoyed.
Colleen says
This looks so great and simple. Mark Bittman was the first cookbook we ever had in our house (How to Cook Everything) and it's falling apart from so much good use. I read his recipes in Cooking Light now, and really admire the light-on-the-meat-and-heavy-on-the-fruits-and-veggies recipes he's come up with.
Laura says
Looks great, but I am definitely on the hate side of the cilantro fence!
Anonymous says
Thanks, I love Coriander