Greek salad

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Greek salad

A salad of lettuce and raw vegetables, such as cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions, garnished with olives and feta and dressed with olive oil and vinegar.

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Nor was his taste in original costumes very good-remember those first Kurt Seligmann costumes for The Four Temperaments, which made the dancers look like refugees from a peculiarly oily Greek salad, until common sense was restored by putting the dancers in the plain black-and-white garb.

Clothing the Naked by BARNES, CLIVE / Dance Magazine

Put ice-cold, silken, cubed tofu in a Greek salad instead of feta cheese.

THE JOY OF SOY by Mothering

1 -- 2) The moussaka, top, includes beef instead of lamb at Greek Island, where the traditional Greek salad, above, is one of the Sherman Oaks restaurant's better choices.

WHERE WOULD PLATO EAT? BEEF MEETS MOUSSAKA AT GREEK ISLAND by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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