Salad Bistro Liz
Crunchy, light, bright, and ultra-fresh. This French-inspired bistro salad is an absolute star as a side for nearly any dinner. Tender greens, fresh herbs, pickled onions, and a delicate vinaigrette on top.

Ingredients
4 servings
Instructions
- Place the onions in a jar; fill the jar about a third of the way with vinegar, then fill to the top of the onions with water. Add salt and sugar, shake, and keep in the fridge for a few hours or a few days. (I’d suggest 30 minutes minimum if you’re short on time.)
- Shake all dressing ingredients in a jar. It should be pleasantly bright and mellow – remember we’ll be adding a bunch of onions and herbs to the salad, so it’s okay for this dressing to be pretty chill. Keep this in the fridge if making ahead.
- Prep all your salad greens – chop the romaine and the herbs, and gently tear the lettuce leaves into bite sized pieces.
- Just before serving, toss greens, herbs, pickled onions, and dressing together – starting with about half of the dressing that’s in the jar, and adding more as necessary.
- Taste and adjust; add salt and pepper to taste. It’s tender, bright, a little puckery, and so fresh. I love it.
Nutrition per serving
198kcal
💰 Cost Estimate
Total Ingredients
$574.00
$574.00
Per Serving
$144.00/serving
$144.00/serving
🏠 Savings
~$1148.00 vs buying!
~$1148.00 vs buying!
📋 Price Breakdown (86% ingredients detected)
| Ingredient | Amount | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| red onion | 1 | $70.00 |
| white or red wine vinegar | 0.25 cup | $19.00 |
| water | 0.5 cup | - |
| a pinch of salt and sugar | - | - |
| romaine heart | 1 | $39.00 |
| half a head of butter lettuce | - | - |
| fresh minced tarragon | 2 tbsp | $26.00 |
| fresh dill | 0.5 cup | $235.00 |
| fresh chives | 0.25 cup | $117.00 |
| canola oil | 0.5 cup | $33.00 |
| lemon juice | 3 tbsp | $30.00 |
| salt | 0.75 tsp | $1.00 |
| sugar | 1 tsp | - |
| dijon mustard or mayo – the purpose of this is to emulsify the dressing | 1 tsp | $4.00 |
*Estimated market prices, may vary by region
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