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Kilt Lettuce Appalachian Salad

Last Modified: Jun 29, 2023 · This post may contain affiliate links

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Fresh varieties of lettuce are topped with a delicious dressing of bacon fat and vinegar - watch out for the popping and snapping when the hot grease "kills" the moisture filled lettuce!

This might sound too rich for you, but if you don't go too heavy on the grease and you use a lovely vinegar, the salad is filling *and* refreshing! Just adjust both to your own taste.

I used some garden chives to add a little garlicy flavor to the salad - and color, too. (No, we didn't eat the edible floral heads whole. When it came time to serve this Killed Lettuce salad, I scattered a few of the petals around 😉

About Lauren, Contributor of this Kilt Lettuce Recipe

So happy to welcome the utterly delightful Lauren of Must Love Herbs to the podcast today. Lauren is going to speak to an idea that I don’t broach quite enough in this podcast, which is the fact that the US itself has many distinct subcultures: Appalachia (or - properly said, Appalachia) is one of those subcultures with its own geography, heritage, music, accents, and foodways.

Lauren is quickly amassing a huge following on Instagram that love her joyful, bright, and sundrenched photos and videos share her ancestor’s knowledge of gardening and herbalism. She also shares the most amazing adorable cakes decorated with the most intricate, skillful, adorable mushrooms - breads covered with edible florala. Lauren’s a true ambassador of Appalachia, coming from generations of Appalacians that have lived on the land for over 200 years.

If you, like me, only carry only a vague idea of what comprises the Appalachian subculture, Lauren will give us all much deeper appreciation of this resilient, strong people through her charming stories and thoughtful discussion. 

It’s a cliche, but it's an apt one when it comes to Lauren - she truly is a ray of sunshine and I’m so happy to introduce her to you right now!>

Learn More About Lauren and Appalachia

131 "All About Appalachia with Lauren of Must Love Herbs"

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Kilt Lettuce

5 from 1 vote
Recipe by Lauren + Guest of The Storied Recipe Podcast
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

30

minutes
Cooking time

10

minutes
Total time

40

minutes
Cook Mode

Keep the screen of your device on

Ingredients

  • Two Leaf/Tangle Root "Lettuce"

  • Some Mixed Green Lettuce

  • 6 Tablespoons 6 Hot Grease (can be bacon grease or vegetable oil or coconut oil)

  • Distilled White Wine Vinegar (any vinegar will do!)

Directions

  • Wash all the tangle root/two leaf you forage.
  • Mix with green lettuce of your choice
  • Take the hot grease you've cooked up and pour over the mixed lettuces.
  • Toss with the vinegar of your choice!

Notes

  • Make sure to listen to Lauren on The Storied Recipe Podcast, All About Appalachia with Lauren of Must Love Herbs while you make her Kilt Lettuce recipe!

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