Caesar Salad

Contrary to popular belief, it did not come from Rome.
California in the USA is what it calls home.
This rather simple salad is considered fabulous.
All you need to make it is a little romaine lettuce.
Take a piece of lemon, and squeeze it for the juice.
Giving this salad a slightly tangy taste is its use.
Throw in some oil and vinegar, and some parmesan cheese.
What you have is something that will please.
Do not worry if tomatoes are out of season.
They do not go into the recipe is the reason.
Want to dress it up some more?  Take some chicken from the grill.
Now you have an entrée salad that will thrill.
If they do not like vegetables, this is a great way
to see they get their healthful serving of five a day.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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February 5, 2011 at 5:23 PM
I like this one...and caesar salad, too! Besides writing poetry, I also like to cook....so thanks for the recipe! Ellen
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February 5, 2011 at 2:10 PM
and now I know what I want to eat, a good write on this coming salads where abouts, interesting I didn't know or wouldn't of guessed California by a long shot .., enjoyed your write,..p.d.
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February 5, 2011 at 12:32 PM
Sounds yummy, Robert. I love Caesar Salad's dressing, though I sometimes toss in a tomato (or even chicken). Love, Carolyn
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February 5, 2011 at 10:55 AM
Now you just served up a nice lunch platter.. good rhymes throughout... An Eagle fan.. well thanks for not throwing that last 8 min.in our last meeting at a sad Giant fan.. Not a Packer fan either but not a Big Ben fan the same... should be a good game..
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