A twist on the classic caprese salad (tomato-mozzarella), here’s a fresh and indulgent summer salad.

With the beginning of fall come figs! Their season is quite short, so we must take advantage - besides enjoying them fresh, in jams or tarts, or in a savory cake like this one, here’s a delicious, simple salad that’s sure to please everyone!

Southwest French salad (Perigord or Landes style, they’re quite similar) is a composed salad typical of these regions featuring different duck pieces (especially gizzards, duck breast, foie gras), cooked vegetables and fresh greens, all dressed with a beautiful vinaigrette. My version doesn’t claim to be authentic, but it’s definitely indulgent and delicious!

A famous bistro salad featuring warm goat cheese! Delicious and beautiful, topped with a honey balsamic vinaigrette!

A fresh and quick starter with a delicious lemony flavor.

A simple, fresh salad that’s perfect for your spring table—crisp, light, and full of flavor.

Hummus - chickpea purée - is one of Israel’s national dishes. You’ll find dozens of varieties in restaurants (some - called Houmoussia - serve only that!) but it’s so quick to make that I encourage you to try it at home. Here’s a classic version of hummus with tahini as we eat it here.

I discovered this egg salad in London, where the English traditionally eat it in sandwiches. I absolutely love this salad - it’s more flavorful than our classic egg-mayo thanks to the addition of green onions and mustard. I also add a finely minced shallot, and it’s always devoured in moments, even by the kids. You can enjoy it on bread, challah, or use it to fill appetizer bites.

This excellent quinoa salad is best enjoyed warm. It’s rich and satisfying thanks to the sweet potato and haloumi. Much like the black lentil salad, it’s a complete and filling vegetarian dish!

Lentils are a pantry staple that shouldn’t be overlooked—they’re nutritious and protein-rich. Beyond the classic lentils and sausage dish, I’m sharing today a lentil salad recipe packed with fresh vegetables and smoked salmon, which pairs beautifully with lentils.

Black lentils (also called Beluga because the small black grains resemble caviar) are a real discovery that I now always keep in my pantry. From a nutritional standpoint, they’re rich in protein and packed with vitamins. They hold up well during cooking and don’t require soaking, making them an ideal ingredient for a vegetarian yet satisfying starter or lunch!