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Watermelon Salad

by Judy

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I had some leftover watermelon from my Watermelon Gazpacho (and my Watermelon Martini) so naturally it was time to make a Watermelon Salad!

Watermelon and Feta Salad with Mint and Lime

Now I know what you’re thinking…this recipe is nothing new, you’ve seen it around before.  Well, you’re probably right.  I’ve been making this salad for several years now and I was told how to make it by my dear friend, Therese.  She’s a fabulous cook by the way.  I’m sure the internet is full of Watermelon Salad recipes, but I’ve never searched for a recipe because how Therese told me to make it was awesome enough for me.  I think some people may be skeptical at first…”Feta with Watermelon?” but it really is a tasty combination.  Adding the mint and lime juice makes it a perfect summer salad when you want something a little more fancy than just watermelon chunks.  And, your guests will love it too, trust me on this one.

 

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Watermelon Salad

Ingredients

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  • 1/2 Watermelon, cut into bite sized chunks
  • 1/4 c. chopped Mint
  • 1 Lime, juiced
  • 1/2 c. crumbled Feta cheese

Instructions

  1. Cut up watermelon into bite sized chunks and put in a bowl and let it sit in the fridge for several hours (you could do this in the morning even). This will let the water seep out of the watermelon and is very important so it’s not soggy. Prior to preparing and serving the salad, drain excess water. Add a bunch of chopped mint and lime juice to taste. Toss in crumbled Feta cheese and voila, your done! It’s delicious!

Notes

I don’t really measure the ingredients for this salad, just go more by looks and taste. But these proportions should be a good starting point. It’s very forgiving so you really can’t go wrong. Don’t be shy with the mint and feta!

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Filed Under: Salads, Cook Something, Vegan/Vegetarian, Vegan/Vegetarian Tagged With: Feta Cheese, Mint, Salad, Watermelon

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