I never have to buy salad dressing!

This is an easy creamy slaw recipe that goes well with various American-style BBQs, and since we're in high BBQ and grilling season, I thought it a good time to share.I call it a Thousand Island Slaw because the flavors mimic that sweet tangy savory creamy flavor of Thousand Island dressing. It's my eldest daughter's favorite slaw, which she requests whenever we make fried or roasted chicken or barbecue - she loves to snack on leftovers later in the day.And I am all about whatever gets my family happily munching on raw veg.Add some celery seeds (just about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoonful), and it's great on a Reuben, too.When you're selecting heads of cabbage, always check for tightly packed leaves and high density of water content. A good way to check for the latter is to pick up a few of the same size and select the one that's heaviest for that size. This means the cabbage is fresh and still has a lot of its original water content.

You'll never go back to store bought thousand island. my husband and I use this dressing almost everyday we love it .

Using a local NC spicy sweet pickled jalapeno and habanero relish *Valley Brook Farms Cowboy Candy* I came up with this homemade thousand island style sauce/dressing. I make my own mayonnaise but you can substitute your choice!

It is so easy to make ranch dressing at home, and with things you probably already have in your fridge and cabinets so it's essentially "free" . Once you've made it at home I guarantee you'll never buy a bottle again!

https://www.mindas-kitchen.com/I love creamy Italian dressing but you can’t really buy it from the store and even if you find something sort of similar it just doesn’t have the exact taste you’re looking for so I finally got my recipe just right.

Taste just as good as you would get at a steakhouse!

My hubby and I love to eat salads. But I never keep any salad dressing from the store. Firstly, I don’t use salad dressing from the store. Secondly, it’s too oily and also not really in my taste. Even we go eat out, whenever I order salad, the salad dressing will always on the side, and I will never pour or use it on my salad. So the question is, what usually I use to dress up my homemade salads at home? Usually I just simply using squeezing lemon juice, salt, and black pepper. Or sometimes I am using balsamic vinegar, or I made my own salad dressing. Today I am going to share my favorite citrus salad dressing using tangerines juice. And here is the recipe.

This is one of our staple salad dressings. It goes well with salmon or steak as well! 😋

A friend gave me this recipe. It is so much better than bottled dressing and there is no high fructose corn syrup if you use the organic ketchup (:

This is a make-ahead, keep in stock version of the dressing used in, Cabbage and Corn Salad. I got a request for a bigger amount version, so here it is.You can keep this in the refrigerator for about a week. Please use it up within that time if possible.I was able to keep it without it splitting for more than a week. (I just kept it in an ordinary container covered with plastic wrap.) For 2 servings x 5 times (10 servings). Recipe by Kokoa77

I am big on salads and maybe even bigger on homemade dressings. And it's every bit as much about flavor as health. Well, maybe slightly more...There's something about a homemade dressing made with a few thoughtfully combined ingredients, and without the texture and flavor muck that results from a certain industrial cocktail of gums and stabilizers, that allows the ingredients of your salad to sing. And it really will get you looking forward to eating raw veg, which is so good for your bod.(I do sometimes use a teeny, tiny bit of xanthan gum to emulsify, but not enough to affect the experience of the dressing. A topic for another post, however...)This Creamy Honey Mustard Dressing is a favorite in our house, and even my mustard hating Firstborn likes it. :)