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Wow Carol. How did you know that my favorite foods are watermelon, feta, olives , Greek yogurt (plain)? The only difference is I use agave syrup in my yogurt.
I have yet to try agave syrup but will soon.
I tried a different take on the watermelon salad this week..watermelon,a little jalapeno, and mint, and then lime (and a little salt) and it was delicious! I also do a cold salad with zucchini ribbons (you peel the squash with a vegetable peeler) and lemon..toss with arugula and anything else you want to go in there (feta is nice). Love salads for dinner!
Those sound good, except am not a jalapeno fan. But a mint fan. I need to go get some! I am out of watermelon this weekend but have some super sweet cantaloupe that might be so good with mint and feta
I’ve used nectarines (or peaches) with Greek yogurt but I also like to add a dash of cinnamon and even a few crumbled walnuts . It’s wonderful for breakfast.
Lovely ideas!
Simple, pure and easy! Perfect!
That’s what I love about it.
I’m working on the concept of watermelon + salty, but might just have to give it a try!
Hubby and my parents used to SALT their watermelon. I don’t do that, but I did try this and it was wonderful.
These are my kind of salads – easy and delicious. They both look so good. Tweeting and pinning. Have a great weekend!
Great! Thanks, Lana.
I am having friends over tomorrow…def making the watermelon and feta cheese dish! Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!
That’s great! Let me know how they like it!
This all looks good…I just had some watermelon a few minutes ago and thinking of it with the feta cheese sounds really good!
It’s a little punch of protein, always good.
Oh, Carol. May I stay at your inn just one week this summer? Pleeeease??
Come on over!
Looks yummy and easy enough for me!
Can you use a knife? LOL
These look delicious Carol! I’ll try them both. I’ll definitely be adding the olives to the watermelon one. Love that extra salty taste.
Let me know you like it!
I love these recipe posts where people comment and share their own personal twists!
Mint is on MY list now! What’s yours?
You know, I always forget about watermelon and feta!! Gah! Grumble on me.
Next shopping trip I’m buying both. In the meantime I’ll have to finagle something else.
We live on fresh fruit here in the summer. I generally don’t add much to it, just slice and eat. We like them all !
In Boston last summer I enjoyed a refreshing watermelon and feta salad at the Institute of Contemporary Art’s cafe. Their tasty added ingredient: watercress!
Hi, Carol. Watermelon and feta salad looks very simple to make. Watermelon is one of my favorite fruit. A salad with watermelon will be interesting. I will try this salad
These are perfect salads for summer. The watermelon/feta is my favorite!
Thanks a lot for sharing such a fantastic post about summer recipe. I appreciate it. Keep posting more update on your page.