Vinaigrette olive oil balsamic vinaigre mustard fron Dijon salt pepper
Bacon flavored ranch dressing
Italian generally but I love going to new restaurants and experimenting.
On what I would describe as a plain salad with lettuce, kale, carrots, cukes and tomato (or something else as basic as that) I often just add a little parmesan and pepper. Decent tomatoes make all the difference. I rarely add dressing to salads but I do enjoy exotic flavours.
My favorite salad includes strawberries and blueberries with assorted veggies. On that I use peach poppyseed dressing.
I generally dress in a glittery gold tuxedo when I have a salad.
These are in order from my most favorite. Honey Mustard, Peppercorn Ranch, ranch, 1000 Island, Russian.
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I make homemade balsamic vinaigrette. I did it once when I forgot to buy dressing and it is, by far, my wife's and my favorite.
It's easy, too!
1/3 cup of Virgin Olive oil
1/3 cup of Balsamic Vinegar
1 clove of garlic, minced
1 tsp dry basil
1 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp dry mustard
1/8 tsp black pepper
(I think that's right. I wrote that from memory.)
French or thousand island
Olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
olive oil and Lemon juice
Balsamic vinaigrette or olive oil.
Unless it's a caesar salad in which case the choice would be caesar dressing, obviously.
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Homemade blue cheese dressing
There are really only two options for me. A) None. B) Mullens Imitation French. Yes, that's a specific brand and flavor. I've found absolutely nothing else that I like.
Not surprisingly, Mullens is what I grew up on.
Homemade, mayonnaise-based.
Depends on the salad, honestly if it's prepared well shouldn't need dressing, however that being said, like balsamic, Italian and on rare occasions ranch.
Ceaser dressing is good. I also like blue cheese or just a simple vinaigrette.
I like bleu cheese on plain Romaine lettuce; otherwise, it's ranch, or ranch mixed with Sriracha. Not highbrow but absolutely delicious.
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Newman's Own Light Caesar. Goes on all kinds of salad, and adds dimension to any number of other foods. I put it in spaghetti sauce or sautee meats in it, for example. It's an all-purpose wonder!
Balsamic vinaigrette or blue cheese... depends on the salad...