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Best Salad Dressing?
Mr.Mulla
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I'm tired with Caesar dressing...
Anything you recommend that is not too sour?
Anything you recommend that is not too sour?
Mr. Mulla
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Yep, honey mustard mmmm.Just because you made a mistake doesn't mean you are a mistake.0
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The English Provinder Company 2% fat Honey & Mustard.0
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newmans own or newmans balsamic vinegar. Yum.0
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Make your own.
Try mixing a teaspoon of fine herbs with a tablespoon of olive oil.
Lemon vinagrette is lovely. just squeeze a lemon and add to it a tablespoon of olive oil and a pinch of salt. That one is lovely when you have salmon.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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I assume, with you liking Caesar dressing, that you prefer the "creamier" style of dressings as opposed to vinegar/lemon based ones.
I like Thousand Island dressing, famed for it's association with prawn cocktails (bottled or easy to make home made), some salad cream, or a blob of mayionnaise but if I'm feeling adventurous I'll make my own version of Tzatziki:
Small tub of greek yoghurt (low fat if preferred)
2 inch piece of cucumber, peeled, deseeded and chopped/grated
1 heaped tsp of mint sauce
1 tsp sugar
1 clove garlic
salt to taste
If you want a thicker Tzatziki, strain the yoghurt with muslin first, then proceed as follows
Crush garlic, stir in sugar, mint sauce and then combine with yoghurt. Stir through the cucumber. Season with salt to taste.
Serve drizzled with olive oil, if liked.
I think its scrummy with ANY salad
I'm a nutter :j0 -
Briannas honey and mustard, avialable at Waitrose and some indipendant stores (Tesco stopped stocking it
), really really nice sticks to salad leaves well as well as having a good taste! 0 -
Making your own vinaigrette is dead simple and then you can control how acidic it is, and add in what you like.0
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I've only ever had salad cream on a salad... never had a salad dressing. When did you last try salad cream?0
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I'm tired with Caesar dressing...
Anything you recommend that is not too sour?
The Pizza Express "house" salad dressing is really nice. I alternate between that and ceasar one as I also don't like too sour dressings and I like them creamy.
It is available in supermarkets - similar price to ceasar ones.0
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