Fresh Salads in Monroe Connecticut
House Salad
If we go into the history of House salad, it originated from Ancient Greeks and Romans. The house salad was made by mixing fresh raw vegetables, oil, vinegar, and natural herbs. The main ingredients are still the same, but people have upgraded it by adding cheddar cheese and other sauces.
At Nunnu's, we make restaurant quality salads. This incoudes House salad with Lettuce mix, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, roasted red peppers, croutons, and shaved Parmesan.
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Classic Caesar Salad
As the name suggests, this Salad is named after the great Italian Julius Caesar. Classic Caesar Salad was invented in 1903 by Giacomo, an Italian chef. At that time, Giacomo was working at the New York Cafe. The main ingredients in the Classic Caesar Salad were Garlic Vinaigrette dressing and Romaine Lettuce.
It's time for you to satisfy your taste buds with Classic Caesar Salad at Nunnu's with Romaine, shaved Parmesan, croutons, and Caesar dressing.
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Nunnu's Cobb salad
When we talk about Cobb salad, there are different opinions regarding its origin year. But the official year of the invention is 1937. The purpose of inventing Cobb salad was to utilize leftovers and create something extraordinary in taste. So, Bob Cobb, the manager of The Brown Derby restaurant in LA, invented the Salad with Chicken, Boiled Eggs, Bacon, Avocado, Tomato, and Roquefort cheese.
In Nunnu's Cobb Salad, you will find Romaine, diced chicken, bruschetta tomato, bacon, avocado, egg, and crumbled blue cheese.
Chicken Tortellini Salad
Chicken Tortellini salad is often referred to as Pasta Salad, as Tortellini is pasta (usually stuffed with chicken or pork) originating from the Italian region. Tortellini Salad was invented at Trattoria da Vincenzo Restaurant in 1950. The essential ingredients were Tortellini, vegetables, and Italian dressing.
At Nunnu's, we serve Chicken Tortellini Salad with Slow-cooked Chicken Breast, Tortellini Salad, Fresh Mozzarella and Bruschetta Tomatoes over mixed Greens served with Balsamic Vinaigrette.
