Israeli salad (or Israeli vegetable salad) is the most well known national dish of Israel. It is distinguished by the tiny diced tomato and cucumber. Before the Western – style breakfast became common, it was the traditional breakfast in Israel. It is served as an independent dish or as an accompaniment to main dishes. It is also stuffed in a pita with falafel (fried ball made from spiced chickpeas) shawarma (sandwich like wrap of shaved lamb, goat, turkey etc.)
Common Names of Israeli Salad: salat yerakot meaning vegetable salad, salat katzutz meaning chopped salad, salat aravi meaning Arab salad. All three of the names are in Hebrew.
History of Israeli Salad: The dish can not be an ancient one due to lack of use of tomato in the Middle East. Even in 1881, tomato is described to be used in the region for last forty years. Most of the food of Israel is being developed as a composite of Middle Eastern, Central Asian and Eastern Cuisines.
Dressing of Israeli Salad: Israeli salad is usually dressed with olive oil and fresh lemon juice. Spring onions and parsley are also added at times but not lettuce. The main point is that the vegetables should be fresh and finely chopped. Cucumbers are generally not peeled. To chop the most finest tomato, cucumbers is considered as a mark of status among the kibbutz cooks.
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- Manali Misra
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