Now these culinary comedy classics are celebrated with a variety of recipes that will help any Seinfeld fan relive their favorite moments.
Pairs well with Junior Mints as a dessert.Stash the takeout menus and cancel reservations at Mendy’s, it’s time to stay in for a taste of New York City as only Seinfeld: The Official Cookbook can deliver in this collection of more than 60 recipes inspired by the hit ‘90s sitcom.įor a show about “nothing” one constant throughout Seinfeld’s nine seasons is food! Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, George, and the whole gang are always talking about food, shopping for food, or grabbing a bite in Monk’s coffee shop! There are contemplations on the black and white cookie, the Big Salad, proper (or improper) shrimp cocktail etiquette, an irresistible soup stand, lobster revenge omelets, the proper ranking of babka varieties, mouthwatering mackinaw peaches, and so much more. But you can top with a sliced grilled chicken breast or some chopped turkey if you so desire. Toss and enjoy while wearing your best puffy shirt. Drizzle Yada, Yada, Yada dressing over.Top with tomato, bell pepper, cucumber, olives, and crunchy bit of choice. Assemble your big salad: Mix the romaine and shredded carrots together in a big bowl.Go easy on the salt if using the Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix–there’s already some in there. Taste and add more ranch dressing mix if desired. Add kefir, dijon, lemon juice, chopped fresh herbs, and a dash of salt and pepper. Mix up your Yada, Yada, Yada dressing: Add about a tablespoon of the Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix to the Greek Yogurt.Half of a persian cucumber, sliced and then chopped into little wedgesġ packet Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix (alternatively, you could use 1 teaspoon garlic powder, 1 teaspoon onion powder, and ½ teaspoon dried dill)Ģ tablespoons unsweetened plain kefir (or buttermilk) Giddy up!ĮLAINE’S BIG SALAD WITH YADA, YADA, YADA DRESSINGġ head romaine or butter lettuce, choppedġ campari tomato, seeded and chopped, or 5 grape tomatoes, wholeġ sweet mini bell pepper, sliced into thin strips
Yeah, it’s lazy, but then I jazz it up with some chopped basil, parsley, and chives. I’ll let you in on a little secret here: I cheat on the dressing by throwing in half a packet of Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix. All the usual suspects are present–tomato, cucumber, carrot, a sweet bell pepper for added crunch–and tossed with a creamy herb Greek yogurt dressing. We never really find out what’s in that infamous big salad, so this is my ode to the kind of simple but classic greens you’ll find at your favorite diner.
Now that Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and George (and Newman) have made it to Hulu, let the bingeing begin! Elaine is always ordering a big salad from Monk’s, and since today is Festivus, I figured there was no better time to channel my inner Benes and chomp away. When I’m beat during the hustle and bustle of the holidays, I like to sprawl out on the couch, throw on my oldest and rattiest pair of leggings, and find some “Seinfeld” reruns. Jerry: Big lettuce, big carrots, tomatoes like volleyballs.
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