When Did Restaurant Salads Get So Big?
Source: New York Times
The green salad at Meetinghouse, a modern pub in Philadelphia, is something of an architectural marvel.Layer upon interlocking layer of gem romaine leaves slicked with spiky Dijon vinaigrette form a cylindrical tower, crowned by a tuft of watercress and minced chives. During a recent dinner service, it averaged about eight inches in height, but this salad skyscraper has been known to reach up to a foot.“It’s…
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