1bunchcollard greensde-stemmed and sliced into thin strips
2 ½tablespoonwhite vinegar
¼cupextra virgin olive oil
1teaspoonkosher salt
1teaspoonblack pepper
Instructions
Remove the tops and seeds from bell peppers, then cut them in half lengthwise and cut into thin strips. Transfer sliced bell peppers to a large mixing bowl.
Add onion and collard greens to the bowl
Combine vinegar with olive oil, salt and pepper. Whisk the dressing together then pour over salad ingredients and stir well to combine. Add more salt and pepper as needed.
Notes
I kept this salad as simple as possible, but feel free to dress things up a bit. Elevate the vinegar choice from simple white to red wine, cider, or rice vinegar.Make the vinegar ahead of time to allow the flavors to mellow a bit and become more balanced. I tweaked the original pepper salad recipe by adding some raw collards. The vinaigrette essentially pickles or cooks the raw ingredients in the same fashion lime juice is used in ceviche; it's a similar process and result. And like good ceviche, ingredients matter, and make the difference in a good ceviche vs. a great one.You can sequence the vegetables. I prefer to allow the vinegar time to pickle the red onions and collard greens a bit before adding the peppers. I prefer my peppers crunchy and letting sit in the vinaigrette too long softens them too much for my taste.
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