I love this dressing, so I tried it with fresh onions (^o^)This recipe was featured on May 26, 2010♡The story of this recipeI made it because fresh onions were cheap♪

I wanted to use up some cans.There's canned saury, sardines, mackerel, etc., so use whatever's available.You can season it with soy sauce or miso if you like.It's lightly flavored and delicious.Canned food is heavily flavored, so you don't need seasonings.Kids love it if you add a bit of mayonnaise. Recipe by Raireo

Just a little something I threw together

#green veggies This is unique and healthy salad and side dish. It is extremely easy to make and it is very delicious as well. The combination of the spring onion, and various spices with lemon juice is a perfect one which makes lip-smacking salad!

This is a copycat recipe of the tomato salad that a Genghis Khan (BBQ sliced lamb) restaurant serves. My husband, who does not like fresh tomatoes, loved it. And, he said it was better than the one at the restaurant.If you use sweet onions, they should not be too sharp tasting, but if you'd rather not have any sharpness, soak them in water to mellow the flavor. If you have enough time, chill the tomatoes on a plate in the refrigerator until icy cold, then enjoy. Recipe by Momonoyasashiikaori

I have not mentioned any quantity or measurements for this recipe as the ingredients can be adjusted according to taste.

I came up with this dish during my studies to become a junior vegetable sommelier.This salad can get watery after some time, so try not to let it sit for too long.To prevent it from becoming watery, the main point is to thoroughly and completely drain and squeeze out all the water! Recipe by Kirakira

Here in Southern California, we're back to al fresco dining weather, and we like to enjoy it as much a possible.One of our favorite al fresco meals is a wine, cheese, and salumi lunch, and this simple tomato salad made specifically with red wine vinegar is one of my favorite accompaniments. You could totally use another kind of vinegar if you like, but there's just something about the flavor of red wine vinegar that I love in this salad. :)If you can get them, sweet onions like Vidalias or Mayan Sweets are ideal.

I wanted to make it easier to eat tomatoes, so I made this salad with ingredients I had around the house already.If you don't like the harsh flavor of regular raw onions, use mild sweet onions instead.I love aromatic vegetables like onions, Chinese chives and garlic, but I have to say they're pretty strong-smelling (so be careful if you have an important meeting or occasion coming up). For 4 servings. Recipe by ange

I absolutely love the combination of these flavors. I wanted everyone to try it at least once so I uploaded the recipe here!The oranges I used this time were small, so I used one per person, cut it into half and then sliced them into about 7-8 mm. If you have large oranges, cut them into quarters first.If you don't have sweet onions, use regular onions, soaked in salted water or massaged with a little salt to get rid of the harshness. For 2 servings. Recipe by rie-tin

I came up with this recipe on the spur of the moment.Thinly slice the onions (you can use a slicer).This also tastes great topped with bonito flakes or chives. For 2 servings. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

Just a salad with great taste and a little tangy kick that I enjoy.