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How many ingredients does it take to call it a salad?
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Something in a bowl with a dressing is salad.
Salad is more fun with multiple ingredients, but everything up there is still salad
So by your definition at least two ingredients are required for a salad.
Well, one ingredient is just that ingredient
Yes. Dry lettuce in a bowl is not salad.
https://www.justapinch.com/recipes/non-edible/other-non-edible/honeymoon-salad.html
Dry lettuce in a bowl is a honeymoon salad. Lettuce alone, undressed.
Noodles + olive oil + grated Parmesan = salad?
When the doctor tells me to eat more salads, yes
Only if you put it in a bowl
Well, there's noodle salad. I guess pasta is a hot noodle salad, like cereal in milk is a cold soup.