Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing

RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By Joankay (148) Contact Have you tried Good Season's Italian dressing mix? It is a dry mix in an envelope. You just add oil and vinegar and I add a teaspoon of splenda (or sugar). It is the only Italian style dressing I like and I use a little extra vinegar and water and less oil - that way it saves a few calories! Most stores carry their own brand of dressing mix and the ones I have tried are just as good as the name brands. Hope this helps Posted on 09/02/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By lhegs (20) Contact Take a coffee cup (we use Corelle) fill it half way with sugar. Add two tablespoons cider vinegar. Fill to top of cup with water, stir. No oil needed. Toss with lettuce. Surprisingly good. Posted on 09/01/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By Jeneene (17) Contact Thanks for the reminder. My mom made a similar dressing, and it was just vinegar, oil, sugar, and a few spices. I'd try 1/2 cup oil, 1/4 cup vinegar, and start with 3 T sugar, you might add a little more. Add salt, pepper, and whatever else you like, dill, basil, etc. I'm going to do this soon. My favorite dressing tastes like British Salad Cream, and is just 1/2 cup mayo, 1/4 cup vinegar and 1/4 cup sugar. Sometimes I use lemon juice instead of vinegar. I use the same for cole slaw, fruit/gelatin salad, or salad (by the way, I almost always put some fruit in my salad) Posted on 09/01/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By wife2jfbuilder (28) Blog! Contact I grew up in the 70's too, and I'm from Eastlake, OH! LOL I agree, school lunches were really good back then! here are a few recipes to try: (this is my favorite, my mom makes it-I know my best friend fell in love with salad dressing as a result of this!) Mom's Dressing: 2 TBSP Apple Cider Vinager ¼ or more (to taste) sugar 1 cup mayonnaise or miricle whip (mom does miricle whip, I do mayo...) milk to consistency pepper to taste (this really adds something!) Salad Dressing: 2 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar 1 teaspoon of mustard 2 tablespoons of sugar 1 lemon 2 garlic cloves Half a cup of olive oil mix all ingredients except the oil. Thendrop the oil in, tablespoon at a time for an extra smooth consistency. If you want, you can just mix all the ingredients in a container and shake. Hope one of these hits the spot! Posted on 09/01/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By twilightgift (26) Contact one egg one cup of oil vinegar seasonings honey blender Put the egg in the blender and pulse for a few seconds. Take the plastic thingy off the blender top, while blender is running, stream in the oil slowly. It will emulsify and get a great thick creamy mayonnaise look. Run in some vinegar until the consistency is how you want it. about 1/2 teaspoon of salt The finished product is actually home-made mayonnaise! You can then whisk in your favorite seasonings (garlic and a touch of celery salt are tasty. Mix in the honey until you get it as sweet as you like. If you add ketchup and relish it will be "french" salad dressing. Just keep fooling around with seasonings until you get the taste that you want. If you season a tablespoon at a time it will give you an opportunity to sample the seasonings until you find the taste that you like best before seasoning the rest of the batch. Posted on 09/01/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By donna52479 (24) Contact I would love to find a good tasting salad dressing too. Hope you get some feedback. Posted on 08/30/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By SusannL (79) Profile Contact At my school in Florida they just spooned on salad dressing- the kind that comes in a jar that looks like a mayonnaise jar. They sell it next to the mayo in the grocery store. Unlike mayo it has a sweet taste. I hated the stuff and never touched a school salad, but there are people who like it. They had great homemade rolls at school though. Posted on 08/30/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By ChinkeeNDrii (3) Profile Contact I know at my old school it was watered down french dressing. It was actually pretty good. The bitter/tartness wasn't as bad. Posted on 08/30/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Old Fashioned School Salad Dressing By Deeli (1581) Profile Contact If you can describe the taste a bit I could help search for it. Does it taste similar to French or to Thousand Island? If so, I might even have a couple clear ones in my collection ;-) Posted on 08/30/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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