Salad Dressings

[anonymous]

some of the Tessamee brand dressings are compliant. I find them at whole foods.

[wambam]

Tessamee, fo' so'. They're delicious.

If you make mayo, I like to add balsamic vinegar, garlic powder, Italian seasoning to make a dressing.

[candreco]

I'm going to check out Tessemae's when I get a chance (my regular grocery doesn't carry them, but another chain here does), but just about any basic vinaigrette can be made compliantly, and if you make compliant mayo, you can make "creamy" dressings. I made a ranch-type dressing last night with homemade mayo, extra vinegar, dried dill, a clove of garlic, and some minced fresh parsley.

[salsaverde]

I make a silly little concoction with olive oil, yellow mustard, lime juice and garlic powder. I don't like a TON of dressing on my salad so just a little of this works for me. I also prefer to use avocado (mashed with lime juice) or salsa as dressing.

[gazpacho]

Thanks! I've been using a no-sugar greek dressing. But, I need to branch out with flavors. Any suggestions about the best flavors?

[toastie]

You can make creamy dressings using homemade mayo as a base. Well fed or the clothes that make the girl have recipes.

[GracieLouFreebush1]

FYI Tessemae's dressing is in the refrigerated section by bagged lettuce. Not in the dressing aisle.

[spellingbea]

Jan 22, 2015 10:31:27 GMT -5 GracieLouFreebush1 said:

FYI Tessemae's dressing is in the refrigerated section by bagged lettuce. Not in the dressing aisle.

Thanks for the heads up! I'm heading over to WF on my lunch break to get some.