I love salads. So much so that I could take a slab of lettuce and just douse it with any dressing, until I found out what bottled dressing were laden with. Now that I have let go of all our bottled dressings, I am on a venture to find ones I can make on my own. I now have one of Asian flavor. Hold on to your boots sweethearts, this one is off the charts. And oh so simple. I have no blessed idea where I found this one. I try to give everyone credit where it is due. But I totally forgot to remember where this one came from. Please enjoy all the same.
1/2 rice vinegar
1/4 cup soy sauce (tamari)
2 T sugar
1 T ginger root, grated
1 t minced garlic
1 T sesame seeds toasted
2 T cilantro, chopped
6 ounces vegetable oil (we used olive)
3 T sesame oil
1 pinch salt and pepper
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Combine all ingredients in blender until thoroughly mixed. Can be refrigerated up to 1 week (But trust me it will not last that long)
3 comments:
Sesame and ginger are like chocolate and peanut butter, they're meant to be paired!
Have you tried the sesame ginger Pete's Tofu 2 go?
Sounds yummy! I should eat more salad. We've got 1 bottle of dressing in the fridge - it's the Newman's Own Balsamic/Olive Oil. It's WAAAY too tangy for me! I've never made my own dressing.
This looks like a great recipe. I used to work @ an upscale restaurant that had a dressing similar to this one. I could've eaten lettuce all day with that dressing on it, and I am not a regular lettuce eater. Thank you and I will let you know the verdict once I get around to making this.
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