5 Homemade Salad Dressings – DIY Salad Dressing Recipes – Quick + Easy + Healthy


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How to Make 5 Homemade Salad Dressings. These DIY Salad Dressing Recipes are Quick and Easy to make with a few simple ingredients, plus they’re Healthy …

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  1. Mary's Nest
    Mary's Nest says:

    Hi Sweet Friends, Today I am sharing How to Make 5 Homemade Salad Dressings. These DIY Salad Dressings are Quick and Easy to make with just a few simple ingredients, plus they are all Healthy too since they are made with all natural ingredients. And yes, if you want to substitute the sea salt in these recipes with another type of salt (some of you have told me you like to use Redmonds Real Salt), you can. My only recommendation is to avoid the processed salts that contain anti-caking agents and/or unwanted chemicals.

    The 5 varieties of Homemade Dressings include French Vinaigrette (plus two bonus dressings including Italian and Balsamic Vinaigrette), Ranch, Thousand Island, Blue Cheese, and Green Goddess.

    Here are the time stamps for each:

    French Vinaigrette: 2:30 (Italian Dressing: 8:43 and Balsamic Dressing: 12:20)
    Thousand Island: 13:35
    Blue Cheese: 20:47
    Ranch: 27:16
    Green Goddess: 36:08

    And don’t forget to check the description under the video for a direct link to the printable salad dressing recipes and instructions. Love, Mary

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  2. Jean Coons
    Jean Coons says:

    You are such a lovely lady. Thank you for these interesting and fabulous recipes. I love the breakdown of why you chose the ingredients you use. Wish I was there cooking with you.

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  3. Jane Martin
    Jane Martin says:

    I always save the plastic lid from Duke's mayo (32oz) which fit perfectly on a standard canning jar. I've had so many of the metal canning lids/rings rust plus it's a pain to deal with 2 part lids when you just want to store something in fridge. Other brands' lids may work, too, but I only buy Duke's.

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  4. kleineroteHex
    kleineroteHex says:

    Lovely! I always make my own dressings, never bought one. I grew up that way and just continue the "tradition". Though I seldom premake it, I start my salads with the dressing ingredients in the bowl first, mix it up and then add the greens and toss, done. That way nothing gets forgotten in the fridge and I add whatever herbs are growing and I feel like, never the exact same.

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  5. Almouna Saddiyeh
    Almouna Saddiyeh says:

    May i come and help you with the blue cheese dressing? That’s my all times fave! Loved the recipes because all is homemade and what a difference it makes to our guts. Will copy your Mayo recipe soon. Bye ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌸🌹

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  6. MsTheBow
    MsTheBow says:

    Hi Mary I love your content and am really interested in what you produce if I could provide a tiny bit of feedback… 45 mins is a big commitment to watch and perhaps a tiny bit less chit chat?? I want to watch but my life is busy too..,
    Anyway I’ll still watch just thought it could be “tighten up” . Sorry if my comment is unwelcome.

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  7. kelly Johnson
    kelly Johnson says:

    My fav blue cheese dressing has yogurt instead of sour cream and it calls for a dash of Worcestershire sauce and dry mustard. Otherwise it’s pretty much what you made. It was a homemade blue cheese recipe from a local restaurant who was famous for their blue cheese dressing on their simple salad

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  8. UpLiftingHome
    UpLiftingHome says:

    Mary, what a joy to see all these beautiful dressings come together in one full length video. Totally agree about adding the ACV to them! Hope you are healing quickly. Love, Carol💜

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  9. Robert Hunter
    Robert Hunter says:

    I agree with you about using sour cream with mayo, but one of the main reasons I do it is that the sour cream gives the product a more silky consistency than just mayo. Great recipes all around though. I do have to disagree with you on 2 things however, the best way to taste test your thousand islands dressing is not with lettuce, but with a Reuben! lol, or a Frisco melt. I am a bleu cheese lover as well, but I find most store bought to be very oily, which actually upsets my stomach a bit. I will definitely try your version.

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  10. mark burress
    mark burress says:

    These nutrient dense recipes and pro biotic foods are vital this time of year especially with the rapid explosion of Novel Corona Virus cases…don't be misled by those who say…no biggie…there are over 32K verified cases in China…people are trapped on cruise ships where there are cases. This isn't about geopolitical mess, I'm posting this for you to be aware.

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  11. Deb Lawson
    Deb Lawson says:

    Mary I enjoy your channel, I've been cooking for year's I'm a farmers daughter and now a farmer in my own right👩‍🌾 I have a tip for you, You can grow your own Tarragon😁 Look up something called Mexican Tarragon, It may not be called French but it is so close I think you will be pleased. And the good new's is, it likes the hot sunny weather of Texas. Look into it, I have been cooking since I was 9 years old. I went to cooking school and have gotten to cook in many wonderful places, my favorite is my own kitchen. I hope this helps. May God bless all that you do, your sister in Christ
    Deb

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