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Life-Changing Lettuce Salad
A simple, punchy lettuce salad dressed with lemon, olive oil, garlic, salt, pepper, and white vinegar. The original creator’s quantities are mostly given by eye, so adjust the dressing to taste.
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Ingredients
- 1 lettuce (1 head; the spoken recipe names iceberg lettuce, while the reviewer uses romaine and says other types should work)
- 1 lemon juice (juice of 1 lemon; the spoken recipe says to hold the juice, then add it)
- olive oil (about two circles poured in; amount not specified)
- 0.5 tsp salt (The speaker describes an amount about the size of a flat quarter, approximately half a teaspoon)
- 1 clove garlic (minced or crushed; the reviewer substitutes prepared garlic, but the original speaker specifies one clove)
- black pepper (to taste; named by the reviewer)
- white vinegar (a splash)
Steps
- 1
Wash and prepare the lettuce, then tear or cut it into bite-size pieces and place it in a salad bowl. The spoken source names iceberg lettuce; the reviewer uses romaine and notes that other lettuce can be used.
- 2
Squeeze the juice from one lemon, holding the juice ready to add to the salad.
- 3
Pour olive oil over the lettuce, using about two circles as described in the source; no measured amount is given.
- 4
Add the lemon juice and about ½ teaspoon salt.
- 5
Add one clove of garlic and black pepper to taste.
- 6
Add a splash of white vinegar.
- 7
Toss the lettuce with the dressing until evenly coated, then taste and adjust to your liking before serving.
Notes
The transcript does not give a lettuce quantity or a measured amount of oil or vinegar. It mentions olive oil and garlic in the original recipe; the reviewer says they instead used avocado oil and prepared garlic. The source does not specify detailed dressing proportions.
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