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Lacrenshaw / All my dishes 8 months ago
Courtesy of chef Jon Ashton at cabotcheese.com, this dressing would make a salad a cheesy delight!
Makes 1 1/4 cups dressing.
Servings is a guess...
Prep:15m Servings:24
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aussie_meat_pie 8 months ago said:
Different I like it
leebear 8 months ago said:
This sounds so delicious!!!!
thank you for sharing!!!
carol lee
pleclare 8 months ago said:
Sounds wonderful!
lacrenshaw 8 months ago said:
Can't you guys just imagine this not only as a dressing but maybe also as a sauce for meatloaf? I may be a wonderful thing! Enjoy ~ ~ ~
Lorraine
sparow64 8 months ago said:
This is fabulous! I can see it on chicken and pasta, (with or without veggies), potatoes, just about anything!! Thanks for sharing! LOVE it!
otterpond 8 months ago said:
How thick is this, ranch dressing consistency or closer to sour cream consistency?
I was definitely thinking either potatoes or broccoli. I like the lower oil content and I must do some adding and subtracting for non-fat substitute stuff to see if there is anyway to make this yummy concoction fit my diet.
irishiz 8 months ago said:
Always looking for new salad dressings - sounds great. Thanks!
lacrenshaw 8 months ago said:
Anytime, sparow! I know.. about a million uses for this. Thanks for your 5!
Lorraine
lacrenshaw 8 months ago said:
I have not made this as yet, otter; however, I'm certain you could thin OR thicken it quite easily by addition/subtraction in quantities of ingredients. Let me know how you like it if/when you try it!
Lorraine
lacrenshaw 8 months ago said:
Thanks a whole lot, irish! I, like you, am really interested in salad dressing. Enjoy!
Lorraine