Summer Steak Salad with Red Wine & Olive Oil Vinaigrette
“For all things produced in a garden, whether of salads or fruits, a poor man will eat better that has one of his own, than a rich man that has none.”
J. C. Loudon
Summer Steak Salad with Red Wine & Olive Oil Vinaigrette. June 13, 2024. The warm June sun beams down on the garden below, its golden rays touching the vegetables and fruit, transforming them into bright green, yellow, and red. Just to see a tomato plant with its red fruit is to smell its green, tangy flavor. One might imagine firm slices of red beefsteak tomato on a freshly barbequed hamburger—or perhaps sautéed San Marzo tomatoes for a fresh pasta sauce. And crisp lettuce stands tall in the bed waiting to be adorned with red and golden tomatoes. Salad is the food of a June evening dinner out on the patio. To celebrate the impending arrival of summer, we enjoyed today’s Summer Steak Salad this past week. A red wine & olive oil vinaigrette accompanies it.
My love of a juicy steak comes from my dad. My early memories include my dad taking us regularly to a local steakhouse for steak and baked potatoes. I learned at a young age how to cut my top sirloin steak with a knife, dipping each bite in the tangy steak sauce pooled on my plate. A yummy baked potato, smothered in sour cream and butter, sat alongside my steak. Admittedly, a picky eater when young, I made an exception for steaks. And that love of steaks never went away, although my taste buds have broadened. Now I view summer in a harmonious relationship with grilled steaks enjoyed outside with a glass of red wine- heaven on earth.
Summer Steak Salad with Red Wine & Olive Oil Vinaigrette
This summer steak salad draws on the flavors of the summer garden and is best enjoyed with good bread and a glass of red wine. Dine outside on a warm June evening, breathing the night air and relaxing. Adjust recipe where needed. But most importantly, enjoy!
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