California Farm Cured Carpaccio Cheese Salad

Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
Cured carpaccio is ready year round for a delicious cold snack, a cold salad, on sandwiches, and appetizers. Great with a side dish of brined olives.
California Farm Cured Carpaccio Cheese Salad
Cured carpaccio is ready year round for a delicious cold snack, a cold salad, on sandwiches, and appetizers. Great with a side dish of brined olives.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Slice carpaccio thin
- 2
Cover with shredded fresh swiss chard
- 3
Cover with thinly sliced aged white cheddar
- 4
Shallots and sweet green pepper rings on top
- 5
Add capers, olive oil, balsamic vinegar and juice of half a lemon. Garnish with parsley. Let come to room temperature, to give the dressing time to mingle all flavors. Serve with a side of brined black or green Sevillano olives. Enjoy.
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