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If you’re looking for a go-to summer salad dressing, Sweet Basil Vinaigrette is what you’ve been searching for… especially if you have an abundance of fresh basil growing in your veggie garden. It’s an all-purpose dressing because it’s also delish on wraps as a condiment and on proteins such as grilled chicken.
Caramelized Lemony Dressing is my new favorite salad dressing. It’s full-on flavor with immense brightness and texture…a touch of sweetness and smokiness with a well-balanced hint of tang.
Maple Mustard dressing is a full-bodied dressing that is especially delicious when served with fresh fruit in your salads. My sister makes the dressing for our family gatherings and drizzles it over mixed field greens with fresh, sliced pears or mangos, and Trader Joe’s candied pecans. The dressing (and the salad) are a family favorite!
In less than five minutes you can make this super tasty and super easy Gluten Free Asian Sesame Salad Dressing with just five ingredients! It’s amazing on all types of salads. Try it with leafy greens, slaw, chopped or shredded chicken, or noodle salad. Even use it as a sauce with your veggies. Make a batch and store it in the fridge for a couple of weeks…even though there’s no way it will last that long!
To take your Greek salad to the next level you have to make your own dressing. Forget the bottled stuff. It just can’t compete with the freshness of homemade dressing that is missing from most Greek Salads.
Use this dressing on sandwiches, salads and cold seafood such as shrimp cocktail. Thousand Island is especially perfect when used on the Grilled Naked Corned Beef Special and the Crab Louie Cobb Salad recipes posted on my site. Making a homemade dressing doesn’t get much easier than this.
Whether you want to use this dressing for a Wedge Salad or as a dipping sauce for your wings, you’ll be happy with the zing, tang and texture in this amped-up version.
This dressing is one of my most requested recipes. It’s a classic and never disappoints.
Bye Bye bottled French dressing. Instead of buying pre-made, bottled dressing, I’ve discovered that making a batch of Homemade French dressing is the ticket. Put it on a salad or use it as a sandwich condiment. Either way you’ll be totally satisfied.
Once I tasted this version of Caesar Dressing, I was in love. Creamy Caesar Dressing has just the right amount of creaminess and saltiness combined with little bits of delicious grated parmesan. Pair the dressing with GFchow’s Grilled Romaine Salad. You be glad you did!