Greek Salad Kabobs
Apr 25, 2019, Updated Apr 25, 2022
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The easiest, most fun way to eat a salad!
Balancing a salad plate and a drink at a party requires skill! Help your party guests out by serving a salad that’s easy to eat, whether standing up or sitting down. Greek Salad Kabobs require no eating utensils or even plates! They’re especially great for backyard parties… you can be eating a Salad Kabob with one hand and playing bean bag toss with the other!
Salad Kabobs are kid-friendly. It’s just more fun eating food off a stick! Kids can easily help make this recipe too. Provide the veggies and let them create their own skewers.
Making Greek Salad Kabobs
Begin by washing and chopping your vegetables. Cut cucumbers into half moons and roughly chop a red onion. Cut lettuce into small wedges. Iceberg lettuce is less delicate than other salad greens and holds onto the skewer nicely. The tomatoes and olives can be put on the skewers whole so there is no need to chop or slice them.
Once your veggies are prepped, begin sliding them onto skewers. Alternate between different veggies to get a variety on each skewer. Any pattern will do and not every skewer needs to look the same.
Once your vegetables are on the skewers, place them on a platter and sprinkle with feta cheese. Use feta that is packaged in brine, as opposed to pre-crumbled feta which can be dry and won’t stick to the veggies nearly as well.
Serve Greek Salad Kabobs with the Greek salad dressing of your choice. Olive oil and herbs does the trick too!
Greek Salad Kabobs
Ingredients
Salad Skewers
- cucumber cut into half moons
- red onion chopped
- grape tomatoes
- black olives
- iceberg lettuce chopped into small wedges
- feta cheese in brine crumbled
Dressing
- extra virgin olive oil
- dry oregeno
Instructions
- Place vegetables on skewers. Alternate between vegetables to get a variety on each skewer.
- Sprinkle salad skewers with feta cheese.
- To make salad dressing: combine olive oil and oregano and stir.
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Are you entertaining soon? Be sure to add Greek Salad Kabobs to the menu!
These salad kebabs in your pictures are inviting. They look delicious. I had some delicious kebab too with El Greco, days ago. My brother-in-law who is half Greek took us to this restaurant because he wants us to know more about Greek foods. He didn’t disappoints us. In fact,we fell in love with their salad, rotisserie chicken and kebabs.