This is a variation of my sesame sauce recipeThere are 2 main points! Only add a little bit of water. The vinegary flavor will soften and become mild.The second point is the miso! Using miso increases the richness and the flavor. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

Coffee creamer that you bring home, but don't use: It's troublesome to refuse it when offered, but then again it's a waste to throw away. So I decided to use it in a dressing.Alternative name for this recipe: "Sesame Dressing (For Ku-chan)"My son loves this dressing.It's convenient if you use coffee creamer which holds 5 ml in each container.It tastes even better if you lightly toast the sesame seeds before grinding.Mix the dressing every time before use. Recipe by Team yokin

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

Always grind seeds first.

I wanted to use up a small amount of leftover boiled chicken that I had! It's also delicious with just raw vegetables.Thoroughly drain all the vegetables except for the tomatoes. Use the boiled chicken after it has thoroughly cooled. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

There are many recipes for sesame dressing, but this is my favorite.You can use 2 tablespoons of mayonnaise instead of 1 and omit the yogurt. You can reduce the amount of sugar. Recipe by noamanma

I love sesame dressings! I used golden sesame seeds but feel free to use white or black ones if you prefer.You can whip this up really quickly in the microwave and the food will still retain its nutrients. I used a microwave set at 700 W. For 3 servings. Recipe by Kanon mama ('-'*)

Years ago I made Chinese chicken salad, with this dressing, for my best friend Danny. He flipped for it. For years he wouldn't let me share the recipe with anyone, calling it our "secret sauce," with big dreams of bottling & selling it and getting rich. LOL. Another friend I served it to actually licked her plate when she was done eating the salad! And I've caught a few people slamming shots of this dressing. I kid you not -- it's that good!

I vary our salad everyday with different combinations. If you don't have sweet chili sauce, you can make your own!If you let this sit awhile the daikon sprouts will get soggy, so eat it right away. It's important to dry the ingredients well before tossing for a delicious taste. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

So Chinese Chicken Salad was invented in an era in our culinary timeline in which anything that had soy sauce in it was considered Asian and everything Asian was thought to be Chinese.Its now somewhat politically incorrect and obsolete title aside, the reason it's still served in restaurants all over the country today is that, well, it's yummy.To make a super easy weeknight meal, buy yourself a packet of mixed salad greens, some of those La Choy Fried Chow Mein Noodles, a rotisserie chicken, green onions and cilantro, maybe some bean sprouts if you're so inclined, come home, take 10 minutes to make the dressing, throw everything together in a big mixing bowl, toss, and enjoy a light, healthful and delicious dinner!

Mashed tofu dishes with sesame miso sauce that are made thoroughly and patiently taste great of course, but easily made ones are delicious too If you have sesame sauce granules on hand, the flavor can be quickly arranged and the slightly difficult to make mashed tofu with sesame miso sauce dish can be made easily!You can drain the water from the tofu by boiling or heating in the microwave, but those methods also cook off the flavor, so when making this mashed tofu with sesame miso sauce, take the time to drain the water. But if you drain too much of the water, it will become dry and crumbly, so only drain it moderately! Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

We love spicy. Anytime I can spice up our food, I will. I just tried making a homemade Bang Bang shrimp the other day and this was almost exactly the same but I added a few other ingredients to make it more a dressing other than a dip or sauce.