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Salad dressing -How do you make yours?
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i use
olive oil
white wine vinegar
balsalmic vinegar
lemon juice
black pepper***PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBT***
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Ages ago someone gave me the recipe for a salad dressing she had been given by an old Majorcan lady. I used the recipe for years but have lost it now and cannot remember it correctly.
The ingredients are: White wine vinegar (forgot how much), olive oli (how much), two fat cloves of garlic, crushed, 1/4 teaspoon of dry mustard powder, teaspoon of sugar, salt and pepper to taste.
Put it all in a screw top jar and shake - keeps well in the fridge for a few days
If anyone has this recipe or something near it I would greatly appreciate it. Basicially, I don't know what the ratio of oil to vinegar should be in dressings.
Once I get the recipe right I'll post it because it is just delish:jLBM 10 JUNE 07June 07 - £68K May 08 apx £57K MORTGAGE £212KJune Grocery Challenge - Budget £445 Actual £17.40PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS0 -
Does anyone know what the oil/vinegar ratio should be in a salad dressing? I could probably work it out from there.
Thanks all.LBM 10 JUNE 07June 07 - £68K May 08 apx £57K MORTGAGE £212KJune Grocery Challenge - Budget £445 Actual £17.40PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS0 -
I usually do 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar
Sal
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Back home in France, we double the oil amount to the vinegar, so 3 spoons of vinegar/ 6 of oil.
Alway worked out for me
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I agree with Daisie, that is how i make my salad dressing, if the ratio is off just taste and keep adding either oil, if it is too sharp, or more vinegar if it is too oily!
Ooh i love a good homemade dressing.Leopardlady
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Thank you all. This one is particularly yummy, and it makes really nice potato salad with warm potatoes.LBM 10 JUNE 07June 07 - £68K May 08 apx £57K MORTGAGE £212KJune Grocery Challenge - Budget £445 Actual £17.40PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS0
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Hi
Has anyone got any nice salad dressing recipes?
I am not keen on a lot of the shop bought ones as they seem to taste a bit sugary and artificial to me
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Hi pink,
Its not a recipe as such, I just keep adding stuff till it tastes good, but I generally use
Olive oil
Balsamic vineger
Honey
wholegrain mustard.
Soy sauce,
sometimes a bit of finely diced garlic, and salt and pepper, start off with a little oil and vinegar and add the rest to your taste. Give it a good mix, and don't pour it on the salad untill you are ready to serve it.
HTH0
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