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Sunday, April 19, 2009

Wilted lettuce and onions


Wilted lettuce and onions
2 bunches of leaf lettuce (or 1 head of lettuce) shredded1/2 c chopped green onions white and gr. part (or 1 large onion chopped)
1/4 c. vinegar
2tsp.sugar
Mix together
cook 4 slices of bacon chop add to mix
pour hot bacon great over mixture
and serve
I like to use a head of ice burg lettuce ,to me leaf lettuce taste bitter. But I do like it both ways.
Around here the country folks calls it "Kilt Lettuce and Onions"
We like this with pinto beans, and cornbread.
Hope you are having a wonderful day!
It has rained all day here,more to come.
Blessins',Lib

8 comments:

Linda said...

Now this sounds delish and so did the Poke Salad. Have a happy day...hope you catch a rainbow...hugs, Linda

Lib said...

Hi Linda,
THanks!
I'd Love to catch a rainbow!We're suppose to have rain for 4 days!
Have a great wk.
Blessins',Lib

Unknown said...

You had my mouth watering with this post. Wilted Lettuce is one of my favorites. I could make a meal out of it all by it's self.

Carole Burant said...

I'm a ceasar salad kind of gal but I do enjoy leaf or iceburg lettuce once in a while:-) It really does sound delicious fixed up this way!

Hope your day is going well, dear Lib. Cold and rainy here, had to go out to get some groceries but otherwise staying put and visiting my blogging friends:-) xoxo

Lib said...

Hi JO,
This is one of my favorites also!
HAve a great wk.
Blessins',Lib

Lib said...

Hi Pea,
THis is about the only way I really like iceburg.
Hope you have some sunny days!
Blessins',XOXOX Lib

Anonymous said...

Oh this looks really good especially with all the HOT weather we are having right now!
Wishing you a very blessed week! =)

Lib said...

Hi Kelley,
This is good!
Our weather is cool suppose to be 80 by Fri.
Have a great wk.
Blessins,' Lib