Homemade salad dressing has so much more flavor than store bought and is literally ready in minutes! Great for dressing, dipping, and dunking!
Why We Love Homemade Salad Dressings
Homemade dressings are jam packed with flavor. This dressing uses ingredients I always have on hand. Creamy Garlic Dressing only takes minutes to make. It’s easy to adjust the garlic or seasoning levels to your liking. This Chicago-style dressing is not only low-carb, its bright and vibrant flavors compliment anything! It’s the perfect dip for fresh veggies like celery, carrot sticks, zucchini slices, and cucumber.
Ingredients and Variations
BASE Use full-fat mayonnaise in this recipe for the best flavor. Greek yogurt can be switched out for the sour cream. GARLIC Finely minced fresh cloves of garlic are best in this recipe. Garlic cloves can vary in size so start with one and add more to your liking. For a more subtle garlic flavor, swap out the garlic for garlic powder or make roasted garlic which is a bit sweeter and not quite as bold. FLAVORING A hint of onion powder and some fresh herbs round out the flavors. If you don’t have onion powder, a little bit of minced green onion will work.
To make creamy garlic dressing, whisk all of the ingredients together (per the recipe below). Pour dressing into a mason jar with a tight-fitting lid and chill for at least one hour.
Tips
Keep creamy dressings in the fridge for 2-3 days. Shake the cruet or mason jar vigorously before using it again. Swap out the vinegar for lemon juice to change the flavor slightly. For a thinner dressing, add a bit of milk or buttermilk.
This dressing is great on spinach salad, romaine lettuce, or a tossed salad.
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