Fall Fest: Fall salad with grapes and figs

by rossdibi il 6 ottobre 2010

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A fall salad, what an easy and appealing theme this week for the Fall Fest organized by Margaret Roach on A way to garden. I can’t say if she is more an expert of gardening or cooking. In both cases, her approach is really fresh. And the word fresh doesn’t refer only to temperature, it refers too to the deside to eat fresh food, food in the right season. From that idea born the Summer Fest 3 years ago. Now we’re in autumn, so it’s time to work for the Fall Fest.

My Fall Salad mixed grapes, really on season with fennel and with the roman rocket. In all Italy, rocket is known as rucola, while her in Rome you find rughetta. It’s such a typical vegetable, that you find it at the market almost in every season. The last ingredient is …

Salad with grapes and figs

Ingredients for 3 people

Black grapes
1/2 fennel
oulp of 3 figs
an handful of rocket
few salt, pepper
extra virgin olive oil
vinegar

Wash all vegetables. Cut in half grapes and eliminate their seeds. Cut in slices half fennel,and in small cubes figs. Mix together grapes, fennel, rocket, and figs. Adjust with salt and pepper and add oil and vinegar.

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acetosella 6 ottobre 2010 alle 10:38

Anche se non a tema ti volevo segnalare la presenza di un’altra friulana a Roma, la trovi qui http://sommelierfurlane.blogspot.com/
Mandi dal Friul Occidental

rossdibi 6 ottobre 2010 alle 10:48

@acetosella Grazie mille! Non lo conoscevo questo blog. Mandi da Rome

lauretta 6 ottobre 2010 alle 11:15

da provare nell’immediato! GNAM ;)

Ilona 6 ottobre 2010 alle 19:45

So many names for one little plant ;) You are perfectly right to use all, I am not familiar with this salad ingredient, since in the middle of the USA we usually eat it and it is not widely available ( as far as I know). When I looked for substitutes, baby spinach was suggested, with the addition of watercress. Since your ‘rucola’ is described as “peppery” I bet that it is best if I found some of the real thing :)

Ilona 6 ottobre 2010 alle 19:47

oops I meant to say we *don’t* usually eat arugula, but we do eat lots of spinach ( maybe because of “Popeye the Sailor Man” cartoons!)

Lynne 5 dicembre 2010 alle 14:10

A beautiful fall salad! I love the fig, grape and fennel combo.

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