
There's nothing like a juicy Tomato Salad to make all summer long! My grandpa used to make this Tomato Salad Recipe and load it with feta, fresh mint, oregano, and toasted pita chunks on the stove. It's a hearty, delicious, and comforting tomato feta salad like not other!
Start by making the crunchy bread.
Tear up a thick pita bread into a skillet to the size you want, I prefer less than an inch chunks.

toss in the garlic and oregano and olive oil over the bread.
Toast over medium high heat, turning occasionally for 8-10 minutes depending on how crunchy you want it to be.

Let it cool in the skillet and remember it will continue cooking.
For the salad, cut the tomatoes and arrange them on a plate.

Add int he shallots and herbs.

Add in the feta cheese.

Then add the bread chunks.

Toss the salad with lemon juice, salt and olive oil.

Enjoy!

This happens when you over salt tomatoes or salt it too early. You can fix watery salads by draining excess liquid before adding the bread.
If you add the bread too early on before serving, it will loose the crunch. To fix soggy bread in salads, you can toast it more deeply and fold in at last minute.
If you haven't added insufficient salt, lemon juice or oil, your salad will be flat. Make sure to season and dress well.
If you added too much lemon or vinegar, your salad will taste acidic. To fix this, add more of olive oil and a pinch of salt.
Tomatoes are really rich in anti oxidants, vitamin C and Vitamin K. And unlike creamy tomato salads, this one is an absolute load of pure tomatoes without the cream!
Since this is my family recipe, feta cheese is the cheese of choice. However you can find another hit of a tomato salad with mozzarella in this Caprese Salad. If you're making this dairy free or vegan, you can skip or use vegan cheeses.
Again, I absolutely would suggest this recipe! It's heavily based on tomatoes and only tomatoes.
Cherry tomatoes, large beef tomatoes, tomatoes on the vine and pretty much all tomatoes are unique in their own way. Today I've used on the vine as this is a family recipe and I didn't want to change a thing about it.
Salt tomatoes lightly, let them release juices, and drain excess liquid before adding bread.
Ripe vine or heirloom tomatoes with deep color and fragrance.
Prepare components separately and combine just before serving.
Feta is traditional in Mediterranean versions.