TLE
TLE
According to use
1. As an appetizer – It contains light ingredients and stimulates the appetite, which is its purpose as
the first course of the meal.
2. As side dish – It is considered as side dish and comes with the entrée.
3. As main dish – Main dish salads are usually heavy as they are meant to satisfy the appetite.
4. As dessert – The purpose of this salad is to balance the tastes of the preceding courses.
According to Ingredients
1. Garden salad – It is also known as green salads or tossed salads. It is mostly for the vegan taste
buds, but there are exceptions.
2. Vegetable salad – This involves carrots, cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, and radishes. This type of
salad is largely vegan and thus the name. Vegetable salad is also mostly used for starters.
3. Bound salad – This type of salad is bound to stay together. This salad is made of simple bases,
but the dressing used is thick and binding.
4. Dinner salad – It is also known as entrée salads. It is mostly non-vegetarian and contain chicken
pieces and seafood such as shrimps and prawns.
5. Fruit salad – This is a pretty common delicacy which involves fruits instead of vegetables.
6. Dessert salad – This is again a sweet salad that is served as a dessert. It is considered salad not
by the constituents they contain, but the way of presentation.
7. Chicken salad – This is a kind of salad composed primarily of chopped chicken meat and a fat
based binder such as mayonnaise or salad dressing.
8. Coleslaw – This is a salad consisting primarily and minimally of shredded, raw, white cabbage.
9. Egg salad – This is a part of an Anglo-American tradition of salad involving high-protein or high-
carbohydrate food mixed with seasonings in the form of spices, herbs and other foods, and
bound with an oil-based dressing.
10. Potato salad – It is a dish made from boiled potatoes that comes in many versions in different
regions of the world.
11. Tuna salad – This is a blend of typically three main ingredients: tuna, eggs, and some form of
mayonnaise
12. Serbian salad – This is a vegetable salad, usually served during summer with roast meat and
other dishes.
1. Appetizer salad – this salad serves as an appetizer before the main course of a meal.
2. Main course salad – This salad gains an important purpose on the menu, of main course salad.
3. Salad bars – These have become a fixture in American casual dining and fastfood restaurants
often called buffets also.
4. Garnishes – These add a bright touch of color and texture for added appeal.
Leafy vegetables are nutrient-rich because leaves contain the light-catching, energy-converting
machinery of plants.
Phytonutrients can act as antioxidants, which help to prevent chronic diseases like cancer and heart
disease.
Composed salad – also known as plated salad. It is when salad ingredients are assembled in a particular
arrangement.
Components of Salad
1. Base – it gives the definition to the salads placement on the plate or platter.
2. Body – It is the main ingredient of the salad, this should be the focal point of the presentation as
it is set on top of the base.
3. Dressing – It is used to enhance the flavor, tossed with the body of the salad or served on the
side.
4. Garnish – It adds texture, color, and form to the salad.
1. Color – include ingredients of different colors for eye appeal, different nutrients, and other
healthful components.
2. Flavor – balance strong and mild flavors.
3. Texture – Balance soft with crisp ingredients, juicy with crunchy, fibrous with smooth.
4. Shape – cut ingredients in different shapes, such as cubes, julienne , slices, shredded bits, and
wedges.
Tools
Salad ingredients:
1. Lettuce and green leaved plants – often the most common variety of lettuce that people use to
make a salad quickly is the iceberg variety.
butter head lettuce – very tender tasting one or the lettuce whose leaves are much coarser in
texture.
Bokchoy – include this for a little more exotic and to provide a more eastern feel to the salad. It
has a slightly bitter taste to it.
Salad Dressings
Oils – it makes up the bulk of most salad dressings. Oil is an excellent carrier for the flavors of other
ingredients in the dressing or contributes its own flavor.
Mustard – It adds a sharp flavor, which helps counter the richness of oil in vinaigrette.
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