
🇬🇷 GreeceCatalog recipe
Thick wedges of ripe tomato, cucumber and red onion with kalamata olives, all under a whole slab of feta doused in olive oil, vinegar and oregano.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. On the table in 15 minutes.
For 4 servings.
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Cut the tomatoes into fat wedges over the serving bowl so no juice is lost.
💡 Never refrigerate the tomatoes — cold kills their aroma.
Add the cucumber, pepper rings, red onion and olives and season lightly with salt.
Splash over the vinegar, then pour on the olive oil generously.
Lay the whole slab of feta on top and dust it with the oregano.
💡 Serving the feta unbroken is the traditional flourish — let everyone break off their share.
Serve immediately with crusty bread for the juices at the bottom.
Horiatiki means 'village-style', and the salad is exactly that — the vegetables a Greek farmer had within arm's reach, cut roughly and never diluted with lettuce. The slab of feta on top is non-negotiable, and mopping the juices with bread is considered the best part.
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