Caesar Dressing

A true Caesar salad is composed directly prior to enjoying (eating) with the dressing prepared on the plate. It is quite lovely. But, sometimes you just want a Caesar dressing, may it be for convenience or other applications.

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Ingredients for Caesar Dressing

  1. Garlic, Chopped      1/2 Tbsp.
  2. Eggs, pasteurized    1 each
  3. Parmesan, grated    2 oz
  4. Vinegar, 50% Balsamic 50% Red Wine   2 fl oz
  5. Anchovy, 1 fillet
  6. Vegetable oil     6 fl oz
  7. Black Pepper    1tsp
  8. Salt      1/2 Tbsp.
  9. Olive Oil    6 fl oz

Recipe makes 1 quart of dressing

Procedure

If you have a food processor:

  • Combine garlic, eggs, Parmesan, vinegar, anchovy, pepper and salt until smooth.
  • Add oils slowly to form an emulsion and continue until the oil is incorporated.

If you do not have electric aid:

  • Start with egg yolks and vinegar
  • Slowly whisk in oils to form an emulsion. Further explained here.
  • Once a heavy emulsion is formed mix in the flavorings. (Rest of the ingredients)

Notes on Flavorings

Caesar salad dressing can have a couple of variations. If you do not have anchovies around substitute Worcestershire sauce, which is more traditional. Lemons are also a nice touch. Add a touch of Tabasco if you like to heat things up. Play with it. Anyone have there own variations?

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Posted by Jimi on November 13th, 2008 and filed under recipe.

One Response to “Caesar Dressing”

  1. Wonderful recipe! And glad to see you didn’t leave out the anchovy!

    I’ll whip some up very soon!

  2. jessicalpl on November 14th, 2008 at 10:46 am

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