This tomato, feta and oregano salad is one of my accidental hybrids. I saw these tomatoes in the supermarket and I was seduced. It was a bit like seeing a beautiful pair of shoes and having to have them, although I can't ever see me wearing posh shoes on a 5k dog yomp! The tomatoes in the garden are struggling this year as they've had too much rain, but with my purchase I had an urge for a Greek Salad. It wasn't to be. The lettuce in the fridge was limp, the dogs had eaten the last of the cucumber. It wasn't looking very promising.
I washed and sliced the tomatoes in half lengthways, finely chopped red onion and placed in a bowl with fresh oregano, olive oil, salt, pepper and balsamic vinegar.
Leave the tomatoes at room temperature for about half an hour for the flavours to develop, then tumble onto a serving plate and crumble on the feta cheese.
Sweet tomatoes and tangy cheese....it's a great combination!
Tomato, Feta and Oregano Salad
Ingredients
- 400 g small tomatoes
- ½ red onion finely chopped
- 2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp black pepper
- 4 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp fresh oregano chopped (or 2 tsp of dried)
- 1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 100 g feta cheese
Instructions
- Halve the tomatoes lengthways and place in a large bowl with all the remaining ingredients aside from the feta.
- Stir gently and leave at room temperature for 20 minutes.
- Tip onto a serving platter and crumble the feta over to serve.
Thanks. I guess it's normal to put mozzarella with tomato and basil so I like to accidently mix things up! 🙂
Eye popping and tasty looking. I love feta cheese. I think this combination is great. I have hardly ever used fresh oregano but now I know what it goes with. xo
Glad you feel the same way as me! Thanks 🙂
Tomatoes, feta and oregano seem made for each other. I've just had breakfast, but looking at your luscious picture is making me drool. 🙂
Thanks! Last year everything went mad so I thought it would be ok to put allthe tomatoes outside but I was wrong! We've had a bumper crop of new potatoes and mange tout so I can't really moan as we all know how much new potatoes cost here!
Looks delicious. Our tomatoes are very late this year. Last year we were eating them from the end of May onwards, this year we only just have our first ripe ones now. By contrast the cucumbers are romping away and we are inundated!!