Roman Summer Salad
Show: Everyday ItalianEpisode: Dressing Up BBQ
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By belinda4021_123...
on August 20, 2011
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This is a wonderful recipe, especially when the tomatoes are fresh in the summer! Reducing the balsamic vinegar does take a little more time than indicated, as others have said, but it is so worth the time. I've made this twice already and my family asks for it.
By oharaer_7052031
Dartmouth, MA
on August 08, 2011
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SO delicious, especially when using the freshest farm grown tomatoes, basil, and parsley. I used a whole medley of olives and skipped the anchovies (since I was making it for my parents, who aren't fans!, and it still had the perfect amount of saltiness. The reduced balsamic was to die for!! It did take a little longer to reduce than noted in the recipe, but it was worth the wait. I can't wait to make this again.
By Rosemary's Thyme
Guilford, CT
on August 04, 2011
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Definitely has a great taste. Next time I will add more anchovies. Oh, instead of slices I cut chunks of tomatoes, which I'm sure Giada would not object to.
By SC LIPIRA
on August 02, 2011
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THIS WAS FANTASTIC!
If I were on the show The Best Thing I Ever Ate, I would refer to this recipe. The recipe was easy to follow, looked exactly like the picture and when I served it, it was appetizing, flavorful and truly restaurant quality. Perfect for a hot summer meal. I guess I am proud because the majority of the items came out of our garden and I can say that I made this myself. I substituted zucchini for the tomatoes, steamed them lightly so that they would be easy to cut when served. Served with ciabatta bread, it was wonderful! We did add tomatoes to the left over dressing and it was exquisite. I enjoyed the syrupy taste of the balsamic vinegar. Now I can say, I’ve actually cooked a reduction. Can’t wait to make this again!
By designgoddess33
Los Angeles, CA
on July 09, 2011
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PERFECTION! the combination of flavors is perfect. love you Giada and good luck cooking for the Royals today..
By lrcarper24
on October 13, 2010
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When I decided to try this recipe I was a little scared to actually taste it. I was worried how the flavors would come together. I finally tasted it and offered some to my my mother who loves tasting anything new I make. She loved it!! She was disappointed that I only made enough for myself as Im the only vegetarian in the house. So the next day she specifically requested I maek enough for everyone and for her to take to work. I did exclude the anchovies and added feta. The feta along with all of the olives really set the dish off.
By andesfe@aol.com
Huntsville, tn
on July 09, 2010
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Giada this salad rocks!!! I loved every bite! I added crumbled feta and used kalamata instead of black olives. Anchovies on the side... since everyone is not a fan.
By foodman22451_12...
randallstown, 60
on June 20, 2010
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The olives ancovies and capers mixed with the tomatoes and finished off with the balsamic syrup have all the essential , salty, earthy. sweet.
Incredible. Just make sure you use a modesto registered balsamic or the vinegar will not thicken.
By mimiwinburne_12...
Glendale, 41
on June 16, 2010
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This recipe is excellent. I like to simplify the recipes when I can so next time I make it I won't be adding capers and anchovies. I also used kalamata olives instead of black olives. Yum!
By anyabass_12382465
Miami, 48
on June 11, 2010
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Great recipe - thanks Giada!
I also tried it with cherry tomatoes cut in half & sprinkled on top with crumbled goat cheese right before serving - total success! Today I'm serving it on top of fresh mozzarella slices - can't wait!