Kel-Pea Dressing
I was trying to come up with a healthy alternative to green goddess dressing, and kelp powder seemed like the perfect replacement for oily, salty anchovies. It has a dark forest-green color and a naturally salty taste.
Read on!Smoky Tomato Dressing
Anyone who loves smoky flavor and wants to incorporate it into a healthy diet will appreciate this recipe. When tomatoes get blended, they lose some of their color. The smoked paprika helps intensify the red color and also adds a hint of smoke that pairs beautifully with the sweet-tart flavor of the tomatoes.
Read on!Lemon-Parsley Dressing
Lemon and parsley is a flavor combination that’s been enjoyed for ages. This recipe gives you a chance to use it in a delicious new way.
Read on!Roasted Garlic Dressing
If you like toasty flavors, you’ll love this dressing. Roasted garlic has a mellow, sweet flavor compared to the intense and overwhelming taste of raw garlic.
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Strawberry Balsamic Dressing
The burgundy-red color of this dressing along with its playful sweet-and-sour profile will give any salad great visual contrast and flavor.
Read on!Roasted Bell Pepper Dressing
Because bell peppers are available year-round, this dressing can be a staple. Although this recipe calls for red or yellow peppers, any color will work.
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Citrus-Tahini Dressing
Raw tahini, which is made from sesame seeds, can be purchased at most natural food stores and gourmet grocery stores. This dressing is high in natural fat, so if you are accustomed to dressings that have a high oil content, this is a healthful choice that will feel satisfying and familiar.
Read on!Raspberry-Walnut Dressing
Fresh raspberries are highly perishable. They are usually sold in plastic containers. Before purchasing, inspect the paper that lines the container bottom. It should be dry, and the raspberries should not be bruised or moldy.
Read on!Mango-Ginger Dressing
A mango is ripe when you can smell its sweet fragrance.
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