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Salad dressing thread 2017-07-08 05:09:28 Post No. 9143502
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gib ur salad dressing recipes
My mother's is a very standard vinegar/olive oil dressing, I use it all the time. It's also good for marinading chicken or pork.
1/4c. red wine vingegar (au choix, choose w/e vinegar you like desu)
3/4c. olive oil
dash of dijon mustard
1 clove garlic, minced
S&P to taste
Recently however I went to a friend's, who uses a dressing made with maple syrup, lime juice, olive oil and sambal oelek. Not sure about the proportions, sadly, but it made me want to expand my salad dressing options.
pls share urs nao
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>>9143502
balsamic vinegar
avocado oil
honey
lime juice
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White Balsamic
Bit of Dijon
Shallots
Honey
Pepper
Oil
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>>9143502
Catalina with HOT sauce
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is this really the best you can do, /ck/?
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Honey mustard vinaigrette
Apple cider vinegar
Olive oil
Honey
Mustard
Fresh black pepper
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>>9143921
Everyone is saying some type of vinagret because it takes about 1 min to whip up, taste good, and is relatively healthy.
Mine is:
White vinegar
Olive oil
Stone ground mustard
Honey
Possibly a pinch of Montreal steak seasoning
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>>9143996
yellow or dijon?
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1 cup of olive oil
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>>9144044
Regular yellow
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1/2 cup olive oil
Juice from one lemon
Dash of pepper
1 anchovy fillet
1 egg
Whisk the shit out of it and you have a good Caesar dressing
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>Olive oil
>Red wine vinegar
>generous tsp of good stone ground mustard
>A tiny dollop of honey
>Garlic (grated) or garlic powder if you're making it in bulk and plan on saving it
>basil/oregano/thyme fresh or dried
>black pepper.
I also make homemade yogurt ranch dressing with buttermilk (just make 1/4 of butter milk by adding lemon juice to milk), garlic, and fresh dill. Sometimes give it a Cajun flair.
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