I mentioned some while back that I'd had a long conversation with a lady at my supermarket, all about Anchovies; neither of us could find any, and we spent a while discussing as much.
Well I did eventually find some a week later, and they now feature in most of my lunchtime salads; as they should.
In fact we have now settled down to our standard lunchtime salads; they are a cross between a Greek and a French Summer salad. They contain all the usual suspects. What more could you want?
Living in an area that is heavily influenced by N African cuisine, we do occasionally add just one bit of exoticism; Salade Mechouia (in jar above).
Note, there is a lump of Feta in the above salad, under the anchovies. Very international here!
Our antique French plates are more fun than suitable, but at least they get used!
Looks very appetizing. Soup weather here.
ReplyDeleteIt was here a few days ago. We had soup for one day!
DeleteI virtually live on salad during the summer, I love it and it's so good for you with all that fibre etc. Your mechouia sounds nice too, I've never heard of it. Pickled cucumbers, yum!
ReplyDeleteThe Mechouia is very nice, but don't buy the HOT one. It's a killer!
DeleteIt looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteIt was. All part of our 'Veggie Wednesday'.
DeleteAre anchovies vegetables?
DeleteYES!
DeleteThat looks good to me!
ReplyDeleteYou should have joined us!
DeleteIt looks delicious. I love anchovies my husband hates them, he would have some olives instead. Regards Sue H
ReplyDeleteI had some anchovies on toast this morning for my breakfast. Lovely.
DeleteYou asked: "What more could you want?"
ReplyDeleteANSWER: Chips and gravy and a steak and kidney pudding with a generous portion of mushy peas.
I brought a Fray Bentos Steak and Kidney PUDDING with me to France. I'll have to wait for a rainy evening before I tell Lady M.
DeleteJust like stashing drugs!
DeleteA bit like that. A guilty secret. I love them; she doesn't.
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