But as an adult, I've come to *adore* two types of salad: 1) a good Caesar and 2) straight iceberge lettuce with Benihana's Ginger Salad Dressing
On that second one? if you don't have a Benihana (http://www.benihana.com/) near you, this is a pretty good recreation of the recipe http://www.thegutsygourmet.net/benihana_dressing.html
although we substitute for the peanut oil due to Kira's allergy if we make it at home... recently, Benihana got rid of peanut oil and started using a mix of saffron, sunflower, and rice oils -- so most times, I just stop by there and buy a pint on the way home - it's only good for a week tho...
The caesar is much easier - but I've found that Cardini's dressings rock... especially their fat-free one, which you can't tell is fat free!!
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Date: 2006-04-21 07:24 pm (UTC)But as an adult, I've come to *adore* two types of salad:
1) a good Caesar and
2) straight iceberge lettuce with Benihana's Ginger Salad Dressing
On that second one? if you don't have a Benihana (http://www.benihana.com/) near you, this is a pretty good recreation of the recipe
http://www.thegutsygourmet.net/benihana_dressing.html
although we substitute for the peanut oil due to Kira's allergy if we make it at home... recently, Benihana got rid of peanut oil and started using a mix of saffron, sunflower, and rice oils -- so most times, I just stop by there and buy a pint on the way home - it's only good for a week tho...
The caesar is much easier - but I've found that Cardini's dressings rock... especially their fat-free one, which you can't tell is fat free!!