Recipes BrowseCategoriesBreads & MuffinsCasserolesDessertsFish & SeafoodMeatsNoodles & PastaPoultrySalads & DressingsSauces, Spreads, & MixturesSoups & StewsVegetablesNewest firstOldest firstAlphabetical (A-Z)Alphabetical (Z-A)Spinach SaladSource: Joy of Cooking Rating: 10/10 I find that the mustard seed has a tendency to make the dressing too spicy.Southwest Caesar Salad with Grilled SteakRegion: Southwest Rating: 9/10Russian DressingSource: Better Holmes and Gardens, New Cook Book Rating: 8/10Roquefort Pear SaladSource: Allrecipes.com Rating: 10Roasted Garlic and Sun-Dried Tomato Dressing for Greek SaladSource: LCBO Food and Drink Summer 2007 Region: Greece Rating: Untried "Greek salad is a natural for this dressing, but it also works well as a marinade for barbecued pork or chicken."Orange SaladSource: Canadian Living Magazine Rating: UntriedOnion and Tomato SaladSource: Best Ever Indian Region: Indian Rating: 9/10Nepali Green Bean-Sesame SaladSource: Mangoes & Curry Leaves Region: Nepal Rating: 9/10 [Instead of cayenne chilies I used a jalapeno pepper].Madame Benoit’s Salad DressingRating: 9/10 1 … 16 17 18 19 20 … 24
Spinach SaladSource: Joy of Cooking Rating: 10/10 I find that the mustard seed has a tendency to make the dressing too spicy.
Roasted Garlic and Sun-Dried Tomato Dressing for Greek SaladSource: LCBO Food and Drink Summer 2007 Region: Greece Rating: Untried "Greek salad is a natural for this dressing, but it also works well as a marinade for barbecued pork or chicken."
Nepali Green Bean-Sesame SaladSource: Mangoes & Curry Leaves Region: Nepal Rating: 9/10 [Instead of cayenne chilies I used a jalapeno pepper].
