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Tasty Tomato Mozzarella Salad

Updated: Aug 6, 2022


Are you sick of boring, old salad? With this recipe, I put a spin on the traditional tomato mozzarella salad by incorporating artichokes, cucumbers and black olives to kick it up a notch and give it extra color and flavor! This is a great side dish to pair with any protein of your choice, or you can add in leftover chopped grilled chicken or steak to make it a complete meal. You can also make this recipe dairy-free by omitting the cheese.

tomato mozzarella salad

Ingredients:

  • 1 cucumber, diced

  • 6 oz. cherry or grape tomatoes, sliced in half

  • 5 fresh mozzarella balls, broken in pieces (or 10 small ones)

  • 15 small black olives

  • 1 small jar of marinated hearts of palm & artichokes, drained

  • fresh basil, chopped

  • extra virgin olive oil

  • balsalmic vinegar

  • himalayan salt

  • black pepper

  • italian seasoning

Directions:

Add sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, artichokes, hearts of palm, mozzarella and basil into a large bowl and toss to combine. Season with himalayan salt, black pepper and a few sprinkles of italian seasoning. Store in the refrigerator and drizzle with olive oil and balsalmic vinegar before serving.

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