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Pasta salad is one of the most popular side dishes and lunchtime treats. This Greek version punches up the flavor and adds a new twist to the same old same old.
Fresh oregano, sweet roasted tomatoes and garlic and salty feta cheese make up the bulk of this pasta salad. But if you don't like greek flavors, the recipe below can be altered in a number of ways to suit your individual tastes. For example, you can substitute basil for the oregano and fresh mozzarella for the feta and you've got an Italian version. Likewise, you can substitute cilantro for the oregano and queso fresco for the feta and you've got a Mexican version. You can also toss in any veggies you like to punch up the health factor. Kalamata olives, or crisp bell peppers can add extra flavor and texture. If you're looking to add a protein, hard salami or prociutto can be a nice addition for either the Greek or Italian versions. If you're switching out ingredients to make the Mexican version, feel free to add some chopped jalapenos or chipotles to lift the spice factor. Cooked and cooled chorizo is a great choice for a protein. The recipe below can easily serve 8-12 as a side dish. It can be served chilled or at room temperature. Ingredients:
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