Today I want to bring a part of my homeland’s cuisine to you. I am from Germany and remember many mouthwatering dishes my Mom used to make. One of the most delicious salad is a “Wurst Salat” which means cold cut or lunch meat salad. Read more below!
A Wurst Salat can be quite different if you travel through all parts of Germany but this one is a mix of all States. It has the tangy-ness this type of dish needs through red wine vinegar and don’t be deterred when you hear “bologna salad”! It’s actually quite yummy when you mix all the listed ingredients!
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Most true Wurst Salad dishes use swiss cheese instead of cheddar but in my house we just love cheddar cheese so I tried it in this salad and my daughter and I loved it!
Hubby doesn’t care for onions, nor pickles so he was out of the game. That meant more for baby girl and I! 😉
Details:
- It will make about 5 cups of salad
- Very easy!
- Takes 15 minutes to prepare
Ready to make this delicious German Wurst Salat with me today? Let’s get started! Oh, before we dig in, here are some valuable coupons to download for free! I honestly use those all the time and safe up to $100 a month!
The Ingredients:
(not full amounts of ingredients shown in the picture)
- 1 16 oz. pack bologna (I use beef & pork) cut in thin strips
- 1/8 to 1/4 cup chopped red onion
- 4 oz. (half a small block) cheddar cheese, cut in 1/4″ strips
- 1/8 cup roasted peppers (from glass jar)
- 1/2 cup chopped dill pickles
- 1/2 tsp. sea salt
- 1/4 tsp. coarse pepper
- a pinch of garlic powder
- a good amount of extra virgin olive oil to taste
- a few splashes of red wine vinegar to taste
Instructions:
Toss all ingredients together and serve immediately with crusty bread or as a side at BBQ’s.
As a variation if you don’t like the amount of bologna in the dish, try mixing cold cuts such as hard salami, sliced chicken or turkey along with bologna. I guarantee, if you have a savory taste, you’ll love it!
Hope you enjoyed this recipe and will stop by soon! Oh btw, check out this amazingly easy Garlic Bread recipe! It would go great with this salad!
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What are your favorite salad recipes? Leave us a comment below!! We will reply!! ♥ ♥ ♥
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What an interesting dish! I have never heard of such a thing, but now I am really interested to try it!Thanks for sharing a bit of your childhood with us.
Hi. My great-great-grandparents were German (they came over on the boat before my great-grandfather was born, so he was an American). We eat a lot of bologna and cheese at our house – and pickles! 🙂 Sometimes I get tired of serving it the same old way, so this would be an interesting variation to try. Thanks for the idea!
So nice to “meet” you, Mishael! Wow, that’s awesome to know so much of your families history!! Thanks for stopping by today!!
Oh this looks scrumptious! Cheese, meat and pickles are such a fantastic combo. Thanks for sharing on Weekend Bites!
Glad you like it!! Thank you for coming by!!
Oh my goodness, this looks and sounds absolutely delicious… and something the family would LOVE!
Thanks for sharing (and for linking up to the #SHINEbloghop).
Wishing you a lovely weekend.
xoxo
Jennifer, thanks so much for visiting!! So happy to hear you like this recipe!
I’ve never tried something like this before, looks tasty 🙂
Thanks for sharing at the weekend blog hop..
I am loving the presentation of this dish! And your pics are fantastic. Thank you for sharing on #HomeMattersParty!
Awe, thank you so much for the sweet compliment!! I appreciate your visit!
Denise, I am also German, and my family made this only they ground the balogna and then mixed with diced onion, peppers, pickles and a bit of mayonnaise. We ate it alot, I haven’t had it in a long time, you are bringing back my childhood. Thanks so much for linking to #WAYWOW see you on Wednesday!!
Oh that is fabulous!!! So cool! Thanks for commenting!!
I just love it! I used to live in Germany. I so miss the food. Thanks for sharing with us at Funtastic Friday. Your recipe will be featured at this week’s party:-)