Traditionally, homemade dressing has been an afterthought. Even so, the addition of mustard, or honey or going Asian along the way has been a courting of flavors. Creating the ideal dress for particular salad medleys is romancing the greens, what I now consider an honor.
this is a blog about the food in my life. what I eat, what I wanna eat, what I make, what I bake, what I wanna make and bake, ideas and recipes. it's also my thoughts on food or stories behind the meals. The lyric references are from my lifelong love of classic rock and funk and from working a hunnerd years in music retail.
Thursday, April 11, 2024
Take a Bottle, Shake it Up
When using store bought dressing, I usually only allow myself a tablespoon at most because of all the crap in them. Or I'll opt for oil and vinegar instead, which is much more satisfying than one would think. When I want something decadent and creamy, then my desire is to go all-in and slather that luxuriousness on every tomato, onion and green. So making yesterday's Mexican Green Goddess dressing allowed me that luxury. Controlling your ingredients makes that possible. Yogurt instead of mayo, avocado instead of oil, lots of herbs, garlic.
Traditionally, homemade dressing has been an afterthought. Even so, the addition of mustard, or honey or going Asian along the way has been a courting of flavors. Creating the ideal dress for particular salad medleys is romancing the greens, what I now consider an honor.
Traditionally, homemade dressing has been an afterthought. Even so, the addition of mustard, or honey or going Asian along the way has been a courting of flavors. Creating the ideal dress for particular salad medleys is romancing the greens, what I now consider an honor.
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