Christiana Campbell's Tavern Salmagundi

"Salmagundi was the chef's salad of 18th century England. In present day England and in Colonial Williamsburg, the name has been revived. My mother enjoyed serving this as a main course for dinner. We always liked it!"
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
8

ingredients

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directions

  • Wash, drain, dry, and tear lettuce.
  • Arrange the greems on individual salad plates.
  • Place the remaining ingredients evenly over the top and around the greens.
  • Sprinkle lightly wtih oil and vinegar dressing.
  • Pass remaining dressing as needed.
  • Dressing: Dissolve salt and pepper in the vinegar.
  • Add oil and shake in a covered jar or whirl in the blender to keep it from separating.

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Reviews

  1. We have made this salad (without the anchovies) every Thanksgiving dinner since our first visit to Colonial Williamsburg many years ago. Now it is part of the tradition, probably never to change.
     
  2. I've never fixed this at home, but I have ordered it every time I visit Colonial Williamsburg. It's delicious; very filling; and along with Christiana's sweet potato muffins, WONDERFUL. I don't care for anchovies, but i've really never noticed their presence in this incredibly, wonderful salad.
     
  3. This is a very nice, hearty main dish sized "chef's" salad. A nice combo of ingredients. I thought it would be even better if one of the anchovies was minced and blended in with the dressing to give it more flavor. Overall though, a nice salad I would be happy to serve for lunch to guests as the main dish. Thanks for sharing.
     
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I live in Omaha NE and am an audiologist at Boys Town National Research Hospital. I love to cook, as does my husband Michael. In the summer, we have a large garden and try to use alot of fresh fruits/veggies in our cooking. We have a 5 year old daughter, Kate and almost 2 year old son Sam and enjoy introducing them to new foods. One of their favorites is fresh pesto smeared on crackers!
 
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