Growing up in the Midwest, July meant fresh sweet corn, tomatoes and cucumbers, and today, like clockwork I was craving these summer tastes from my childhood.
Here is my twist on a banks family summer staple.
Two Persian cucumbers sliced in quarters:
Two handfuls mini heirloom tomatoes:
About a 1/4 cup of a diced yellow onion:
A generous tablespoon of fresh cilantro, dill or basil:
One spoonful of mayo and one of sour cream:
One ear of sweetcorn (boiled for about 10 minutes), and then cut it off of the cob:
Cracked pepper and salt to taste.
Serve this salad for lunch with a crispy slice of garlic bread or as a side to a big juicy filet mignon or garnish for pan seared salmon or grilled shrimp.
Pretty easy, but there is just something almost nostalgic about these flavors. I guess it just reminds me of long lazy summers.
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