Leichte Sommersalate mit raffinierten Dressings – für ein gelungenes Grillfest

Stand:06.08.2026, 17:01 Uhr

Von: Lea Creutzfeldt

rische Sommersalate bringen Farbe auf den Grilltisch. Mit raffinierten Dressings werden bunte Salate zu echten Lieblingsbeilagen.

Wenn im Sommer der Grill angeheizt wird, dürfen knackige Salate auf keinen Fall fehlen. Sie ergänzen würzige Grillgerichte, lassen sich gut vorbereiten und sorgen mit frischem Gemüse und aromatischen Dressings für eine würzige Note. Besonders praktisch: Viele Sommersalate schmecken auch dann noch hervorragend, wenn sie etwas durchgezogen sind. Damit eignen sie sich ideal für Grillfeste, Picknicks oder gesellige Abende im Garten.

Das richtige Dressing macht den Unterschied

Das Geheimnis eines gelungenen Sommersalats liegt oft im Dressing. Es verbindet die einzelnen Zutaten und kann aus einem einfachen Salat eine raffinierte Beilage machen. Ob klassisch, fruchtig, cremig oder würzig – mit der richtigen Kombination aus Öl, Säure, Gewürzen und Kräutern lassen sich immer wieder neue Geschmackserlebnisse kreieren.

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Unsere Rezeptsammlung enthält 12 Dressing-Rezepte – von klassisch bis ausgefallen und von einfach bis raffiniert. Zusätzlich gibt es praktische Tipps für die Zubereitung sowie Tipps für die Aufbewahrung. So gelingt das passende Dressing für jeden Sommersalat und lässt sich bequem vorbereiten.

Hausgemachte Dressings

Das Geheimnis des perfekten Salats liegt oft nicht nur in den frischen Zutaten, sondern vor allem im richtigen Dressing. Mit dieser Rezeptsammlung bekommen Sie eine Auswahl von zwölf Dressing-Rezepten: von klassisch bis ausgefallen, von einfach bis raffiniert.

Laden Sie sich die Sammlung mit Tipps & Tricks HIER kostenlos herunter.

Da haben Sie den Salat: Mit diesen Dressing-Rezepten wir Ihr Salat nie mehr langweilig. © IPPEN.MEDIA

Sommer-Salat mit Himbeeren, Avocado und Feta

Auf der Suche nach einem frisch-fruchtigen Salat? Dann sind Sie hier genau richtig! © Imago Images/Depositphotos

Dieser frische und knackige Sommersalat bringt Farbe und jede Menge Geschmack auf den Teller. Süße, saftige Himbeeren treffen auf cremige Avocado und würzigen Feta – eine herrlich harmonische Kombination aus fruchtig, herzhaft und cremig. Knackige Salatblätter sorgen für einen frischen Biss, während die Himbeeren dem Salat eine angenehm süß-säuerliche Note verleihen. Ob als leichtes Mittagessen oder sommerliche Beilage zum Grillen – dieser farbenfrohe Salat ist schnell zubereitet und sorgt garantiert für einen kleinen Frischekick.

HIER können Sie das Rezept für den Sommer-Salat mit Himbeeren kostenlos als PDF herunterladen

Zitroniger Zucchini-Mozzarella-Salat

Ein leichter Sommersalat aus frischen Zucchini, Mozzarella und Zitronensaft – perfekt für warme Tage. Schnell, einfach und köstlich. ©  IMAGO / Depositphotos

Dieser leichte und erfrischende Zucchini-Mozzarella-Salat ist die perfekte Wahl für warme Tage und alle, die unkomplizierte Gerichte mit mediterranem Flair lieben. Knackig-frische Zucchini trifft auf cremigen Mozzarella und wird durch eine feine Zitronennote wunderbar frisch und aromatisch abgerundet. Die frischen Zutaten harmonieren perfekt miteinander und sorgen für eine angenehme Leichtigkeit, ohne dabei langweilig zu wirken.

HIER können Sie das Rezept für den zitronigen Zucchini-Mozzarella-Salat kostenlos herunterladen

Schneller Couscous-Salat

Dieser Couscous-Salat eignet sich optimal als Grillbeilage. © Imago Images/Westend61

Leicht und besonders unkompliziert ist ein Couscous-Salat. Frisches Gemüse sorgt für Farbe und Biss, während ein würziges Dressing dem Gericht seinen individuellen Charakter verleiht. Couscous muss nicht lange gekocht werden und ist deshalb ideal, wenn schnell eine größere Portion für Gäste entstehen soll. Auch beim Picknick oder als Beilage zu gegrilltem Gemüse macht der Salat eine gute Figur.

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Mit bunten Zutaten und einem raffinierten Dressing wird aus einer einfachen Beilage schnell ein Highlight des Grillabends. Für das ideale Grillerlebnis haben wir noch einige weitere Rezepte, Tipps und Tricks für Sie auf Lager.

Grill-Lieblinge auf einen Klick

– Nudelsalate

– Kartoffelsalate

– Besondere Beilagensalate

– Vegetarisches Grillgut

– Tipps für zartes Fleisch

– alkoholfreie Durstlöscher

– hausgemachte Soßen

– Desserts

What is the ultimate German delicacy?

 

All German

 

Answered by 

Volker Eichener

This is, of course, highly subjective and I had to think about it for quite a time. A few suggestions:

Dover sole roulades, stuffed with North Sea shrimps:

Rack of venison (roe deer):

Goose, a traditional winter dish:

Suckling pig:

The expanded number coding scheme is suspended

 The expanded number coding scheme is suspended on Thursday, August 6, due to inclement weather brought by the Tropical Storm (TS) #MaymayPH and the southwest monsoon, or habagat, the MMDA said.

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The expanded number coding scheme is suspended on Thursday, August 6, due to inclement weather brought by the Tropical Storm (TS) #MaymayPH and the southwest monsoon, or habagat, the MMDA said.

Still paying transfer fees? Here's why more Filipinos are using BDO Pay

 

By Manila Bulletin Newsroom

In a world where you can do almost anything with a tap, digital payments shouldn’t cost you extra just to access your money. That's what BDO Pay is all about: A payment app built around handling everyday finances with ease, saving more on fees, and enjoying the satisfaction of doing it all in one app.

Keeping things simple and free

Skip the extra fees and unnecessary steps. BDO Pay gives you more ways to seamlessly manage your money in one app:

- Send money for free to any BDO account, other banks, and e-wallets via InstaPay or PesoNet.

- Pay bills to over 2,200 billers and buy load for free.

- Scan QR codes for free—whether paying at stores via QRPh with your BDO Debit Card, using Scan to Pay with your BDO Credit Card, withdrawing or depositing cash at QR-enabled ATMs, or sending money via InstaPay QR.

Built for the way you pay

Paying shouldn't feel like an added item on your long list of tasks, yet many Filipinos still find themselves juggling different apps, cashing in funds, or paying extra fees just to complete everyday transactions.

To get more value from your transactions, BDO Pay also lets you pay directly from your linked BDO account or credit card, no cash-in needed. It also helps you make the most of your spending with available deals, discounts, and cashback offers, while keeping your rewards points easy to view, track, and redeem in one place.

You deserve a payment experience that works for you, not the other way around. With a payment platform like BDO Pay, every transaction is designed to be simple and rewarding—making it easier to go about your day with effortless confidence.

Better when shared

You can introduce your family and friends to the ease and benefit of BDO Pay while earning rewards together.

From July 1 to September 30, 2026, you can turn referrals into cash. Simply share your referral code through the app. Once your loved one signs up and enters the code, you’ll receive ₱100 cash credits, and they’ll get ₱50 cash credits too. Here’s how:

1. Open the BDO Pay app, tap More, then select Refer a Friend.

2. Copy your referral code or tap Invite Friends to share it.

3. Choose a messaging app and send the referral code to your friend.

4. Your friend can then download and sign up for BDO Pay, enter the referral code during sign-up, and complete the registration process.

It’s not only easy; it’s a thoughtful way to help the people you care about enjoy cashless advantage—and get rewarded while you do.

No fees, just pay

The era of paying extra for convenience is coming to an end. If you’re ready to simplify your payment transactions with zero fees, BDO Pay Mo Na! Download on the App Store (iOS), Google Play Store for Android, or Huawei AppGallery for HarmonyOS.

Alex Eala's triumph, a wake-up call

By Manila Bulletin Newsroom

Published Aug 6, 2026 12:01 am | Updated Aug 5, 2026 03:57 pm

For a country weighed down by endless political noise, controversy, and public frustration, Alex Eala's historic victory at the WTA 500 Mubadala Open in Washington, DC, came like a refreshing breeze. Her breakthrough as the first Filipina to capture a WTA 500 singles title was not merely a sporting achievement. It became a rare moment when Filipinos, regardless of political affiliation, found themselves united in celebration rather than divided by endless debates and mudslinging.

At a time when the national conversation has been dominated by political wrangling and lingering questions surrounding flood control projects, Eala reminded the nation that excellence, not conflict, deserves the loudest applause.

Her victory was earned the hard way. It was built on years of discipline, sacrifice, and relentless improvement. It was no accident that one of the world's finest players, Jessica Pegula, offered heartfelt praise after the final. "I want to congratulate Alex on an amazing tournament," said the world No. 3 and Mubadala Open top seed, adding that Eala's remarkable progress over the past few years and the passionate support she receives everywhere she plays are “amazing.” Earlier in the tournament, Pegula had already described the Filipina as “the future of the tour” after Eala defeated Naomi Osaka.

Those words carry enormous weight because they come from athletes who understand greatness better than anyone.

The accolades did not stop there. Former British No. 1 Greg Rusedski called Eala “the most exciting player on the WTA Tour,” praising her fearless style, strong mentality, and ability to take the ball early. While noting that further improvements to her serve could elevate her to Grand Slam contention, he made it clear that the rest of her game already belongs among the elite.

Former US Open champion Andy Roddick echoed that assessment, calling Eala “the real deal.” He admired her willingness to challenge the world’s best without intimidation and observed that her ability to redirect pace and pressure opponents makes her a dangerous competitor no top seed wants to face early in a tournament.

Perhaps the most meaningful recognition came from Rafael Nadal, whose academy helped shape Eala's development. The Spanish legend congratulated his former student on social media, calling the championship “a well-deserved title for all the hard work.”

These endorsements are more than compliments. They are affirmations from respected voices that the Philippines has produced an athlete capable of standing shoulder to shoulder with the world’s best.

Yet Eala’s greatest contribution may extend beyond tennis.

Her journey offers a powerful lesson for Philippine leaders. Progress is never built on endless political point-scoring or personal rivalries. It is achieved through preparation, discipline, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to a larger purpose. The same qualities that lifted Eala to international glory are the very virtues needed to move the Philippines forward.

Imagine what the Philippines could accomplish if public officials pursued excellence with the same determination Eala displays on every point, placing country above politics and service above self-interest.

Alex Eala has given the nation more than a championship trophy. She has restored hope, even if only for a moment. She reminded Filipinos that greatness is still possible, that hard work still matters, and that the Philippine flag can still rise proudly on the world stage because of talent, integrity, and perseverance.

May her remarkable ascent inspire not only the next generation of athletes but also those entrusted with leading the nation. The Philippines deserves more victories like Alex Eala’s—and far fewer distractions from the work of building a better future.

Davao City dads urge action after couple killed by drag racer

By Ivy Tejano

Published Aug 5, 2026 10:54 pm

Photo via DCPO FB

DAVAO CITY – Davao City councilors urged immediate police action, strict accountability, and road safety measures after an alleged illegal drag race caused a fatal crash that killed a young couple on the Davao-Bukidnon Road here.

In a privilege speech before the City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 4, Councilor Jessica Bonguyan, chairperson of the Committee on Public Works and Highways, condemned the illegal street racing as a grave threat to public safety.

"What some view as a midnight thrill is a deadly gamble with public safety. Our public roads are meant for safe travel, not personal speed tracks," Bonguyan said as she condoled with the family of the victims.

Bonguyan pointed out that loud engines and roaring exhaust systems disrupt residential areas and endanger law-abiding motorists. She urged parents to monitor children driving vehicles and asked people to report any illegal racing.

Councilor Luna Acosta, head of the Committee on Peace and Public Safety, said that illegal street racing is considered reckless driving under the country's Land Transportation and Traffic Code.

She added that the illegal activity also violates Davao City's speed limit ordinance and warned that organizers of illegal drag races will be held criminally liable if investigations by the LTO, the City Transport and Traffic Management Office, and DCPO confirm their involvement.

"Organized racing on public roads shows a deliberate effort to circumvent the law. We will coordinate with the agencies involved so that those responsible can be held accountable," Acosta said during the Pulong-Pulong sa Dabawenyos.

Acosta urged motorsport enthusiasts to hold drag races only in designated private venues with a permit and avoid using public roads.

The Davao City Police Office said that a  motorcycle with Angelou M. Isidro and partner, Lovely Kim E. Cadayona, 27, onboard was hit by an approaching motorcycle participating in an alleged illegal drag race before dawn on Monday, Aug. 3, in Barangay Catalunan Pequeño.

Police said the collision triggered a chain-reaction crash involving four motorcycles. Isidro and Cadayona died on the spot from severe injuries while another rider was seriously injured.

Three motorcycles were racing on the highway before the incident happened.

The DCPO filed charges of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide and damage to property before the City Prosecutor's Office against the suspects on Tuesday morning.

The primary suspect, whose motorcycle directly collided with the couple, is under police custody while under treatment at the Southern Philippines Medical Center here.

Police are searching for the Yamaha motorcycle rider who fled the scene as well as other unidentified participants. Four individuals voluntarily surrendered to the Baliok Police Station on Tuesday afternoon and admitted active participation in the race.

DCPO director Police Col. Peter Madria said police have increased checkpoints and patrols from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. on major roads, including Davao-Bukidnon Road, Diversion Road, MacArthur Highway, and coastal road extensions.

Madria added that they are partnering with the LTO, CTTMO, and barangay officials to inspect illegal modification shops, impound altered motorcycles, and disperse pre-race gatherings to prevent future street races.

Alas Women absorb four-set loss to Indonesia, miss SEA V.Cup podium

 

By Mark Rey Montejo

Published Aug 6, 2026 

Alas Pilipinas came out empty-handed after bowing to Indonesia, 25-20, 19-25, 22-25, 16-25, at the conclusion of the 2026 Women's SEA V. Cup's first leg at the Dong Anh Gymnasium in Hanoi, Vietnam Sunday, Aug. 2.

Alas Pilipinas came out empty-handed after bowing to Indonesia, 25-20, 19-25, 22-25, 16-25, at the conclusion of the 2026 Women’s SEA V. Cup’s first leg at the Dong Anh Gymnasium in Hanoi, Vietnam Sunday, Aug. 2.

Similar to their last two games, the Nationals, powered by Niña Ytang, Alyssa Solomon, and Bella Belen, stepped on the gas pedal early on to take the opening set.

However, the Indonesians easily solved the riddle and stormed in the next three frames to frustrate the Filipina spikers.

Despite missing out on a podium finish, Solomon brought the Nationals on the spotlight after claiming the Best Opposite Spiker plum.

Indonesia, on the other hand, clinched the bronze honors with Maradanti Namira Tegariani earning the Best Middle Blocker nod.

Ytang delivered a breakout game for the Taka Minowa-mentored crew with 14 points on 11 attacks, two blocks, and one ace, while Solomon and Belen chipped in 13 and 12 points, respectively.

Eya Laure, Dell Palomata, and Fifi Sharma combined for 18 points in a losing cause for the Philippines. Indonesia, for its act, leaned on Arsela Nuari Purnama who scored 18 points, while Chelsa Berliana Nurtomo and Mediol Stiovanny Yoku uncorked 16 points apiece.

Meanwhile, the formidable Thailand made quick work of Vietnam, 25-18, 25-17, 25-14, to keep its record pristine and capture the first leg of the annual tournament.

With all teams set for a three-day break, the Philippines will look to finally break into the win column when it faces host Thailand on Friday, Aug. 7, at the Chiang Mai Sports Complex.

BLACKPINK fans urge YG Entertainment to mark 10th anniversary with major group activities

By Jonathan Hicap

Published Aug 5, 2026 10:00 am

BLACKPINK (YG Entertainment)

Fans of BLACKPINK are calling on YG Entertainment to mark the group’s upcoming 10th debut anniversary with more significant group activities, saying the milestone deserves a celebration that reflects the K-pop act’s global influence.

BLACKPINK, composed of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa, debuted on Aug. 8, 2016, and will celebrate a decade in the music industry this year.

In a statement posted on X, fan organization BLACKPINK Blink Union said the anniversary is a rare milestone that should be commemorated with meaningful projects centered on the group.  

“BLACKPINK is not just one of YG Entertainment’s artists… they are the biggest girl group in the world. Their legacy has been built through their identity as a team, and a 10th anniversary is a rare milestone that deserves to be celebrated in a meaningful way,” the group said.

The fan union urged YG Entertainment to organize “significant group activities,” including new music releases, special performances and projects highlighting BLACKPINK’s decade-long journey.

The appeal comes as some BLINKs have expressed disappointment over what they see as limited anniversary preparations.

While YG Entertainment released a commemorative message and announced initiatives such as a “Heritage Collection” and a Weverse membership badge event, some fans said they hoped the celebration would include more substantial group content.

Fans also pointed to BLACKPINK’s relatively small discography compared with other artists of similar global stature, saying more unreleased or previously recorded songs could have been shared during long periods with limited group activities.   

“It is especially difficult to understand why previously recorded or unreleased songs have not been coordinated for release when there have been long periods with little group content,” BLACKPINK Blink Union said.

The fan group stressed that the statement was made out of support for BLACKPINK and not as an attack on the agency.

“We sincerely ask that our voices not be overlooked. The fans have been an essential part of BLACKPINK’s success, and we hope this milestone becomes a celebration shared by both the artists and the fandom that has supported them unconditionally for the past decade,” it said.

BLACKPINK (YG Entertainment)

Why does the German language have umlauts?

 

MosaicPalate

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Jul 29

The two dots over German vowels (ä, ö, ü) didn't start as dots. They are the typographic ghosts of a tiny letter left behind by medieval scribes.

Before umlauts existed, ancient Germanic languages used a suffix containing an "i" or a "j" to make words plural or change a verb's tense. For example, the Old High German word for guest was gast, and its plural was gasti.

Saying "gasti" requires your mouth to start open in the back for the "a," then snap to the front for the "i." Speakers naturally started anticipating the front vowel while still saying the back vowel. This phonetic shortcut pulled the "a" forward in the mouth, creating an intermediate "ä" sound. Gasti began sounding like gästi. Linguists call this process i-mutation, or i-umlaut.

Over hundreds of years, unstressed word endings weakened into a neutral "e" or disappeared entirely. Gästi became the modern German Gäste. With the ending altered, the vowel change was left doing all the grammatical lifting. The mutated vowel was no longer just a lazy pronunciation habit; it was the only thing distinguishing singular from plural (Maus vs. Mäuse, Apfel vs. Äpfel).

When writing down Middle High German, those early scribes needed a way to show that a vowel had been mutated. They started by adding an "e" after the affected vowel (ae, oe, ue). To save space on expensive parchment, they eventually began writing a microscopic "e" directly above the a, o, and u.

A handwritten sample showing the typographic evolution of the umlaut from a small, superscript 'e' to the modern two dots. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

In medieval German handwriting scripts like Fraktur and Kurrentschrift, the lowercase "e" consisted of two short vertical strokes. As handwriting sped up and typefaces modernized, those two little vertical slashes eroded into two simple dots.

Because the dots are technically a superimposed "e," German crosswords and official documents still treat ä, ö, and ü as "ae," "oe," and "ue." If a German keyboard isn't available, typing the "e" next to the vowel remains the officially accepted substitute—reverting the spelling back to exactly how scribes wrote it a thousand years ago.