I'm always trying to make lighter salad dressings. Recently, I learned the trick of using water and cornstarch to replace most of the oil in dressing recipes. This version is much healthier and soo yummy!
Only used this as a guide line. Used balsamic vinegar splenda sesame oil sesame seeds and no salt. Added to strawberry spinach salad. It worked for a low calorie salad Read More
News flash - since when is cornstarch and water healthier than lovely olive oil? The answer is -- never! Somehow we got conned into thinking fats were bad for us. Not true. Olive oil may have more calories, but it's also got Omega 3 fats. Cornstarch adds useless, nutrition-free carbs.
Just make this dressing using olive oil without the substitution and see how much more wonderful it is! Read More
Only used this as a guide line. Used balsamic vinegar splenda sesame oil sesame seeds and no salt. Added to strawberry spinach salad. It worked for a low calorie salad Read More
News flash - since when is cornstarch and water healthier than lovely olive oil? The answer is -- never! Somehow we got conned into thinking fats were bad for us. Not true. Olive oil may have more calories, but it's also got Omega 3 fats. Cornstarch adds useless, nutrition-free carbs.
Just make this dressing using olive oil without the substitution and see how much more wonderful it is! Read More
I liked this enough to try it again only next time I want to try regular vinegar instead of cider vinegar. The cider made it entirely too tart and tangy for me. Read More
I thought this was delicious and I love that there is so little oil! After reading the reviews I added a generous drizzle of agave to balance the tartness. Otherwise I made it exactly as written. This paired perfectly with the berry salad I made. Read More
This is a nice poppy seed dressing but just a little tangy for us and we like the taste of vinegar. I made it to use on 'Outrageously Good Holiday Salad' from AR. I will use this recipe again as it is the perfect amount for 2 people although I will use a different vinegar or just cut the cider vinegar down to 2 tablespoons. Read More
I really liked this but hubs thought that it was just ok. I made one change I used apple cider vinegar as that's all that I had. This is best with lots of green onions they really compliment the dressing. I will probably make this again as I did enjoy it. Thanks for sharing. Read More
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Only used this as a guide line. Used balsamic vinegar splenda sesame oil sesame seeds and no salt. Added to strawberry spinach salad. It worked for a low calorie salad
News flash - since when is cornstarch and water healthier than lovely olive oil? The answer is -- never! Somehow we got conned into thinking fats were bad for us. Not true. Olive oil may have more calories, but it's also got Omega 3 fats. Cornstarch adds useless, nutrition-free carbs.
Just make this dressing using olive oil without the substitution and see how much more wonderful it is!
I liked this enough to try it again only next time I want to try regular vinegar instead of cider vinegar. The cider made it entirely too tart and tangy for me.
I thought this was delicious and I love that there is so little oil! After reading the reviews I added a generous drizzle of agave to balance the tartness. Otherwise I made it exactly as written. This paired perfectly with the berry salad I made.
This is a nice poppy seed dressing but just a little tangy for us and we like the taste of vinegar. I made it to use on 'Outrageously Good Holiday Salad' from AR. I will use this recipe again as it is the perfect amount for 2 people although I will use a different vinegar or just cut the cider vinegar down to 2 tablespoons.
I really liked this but hubs thought that it was just ok. I made one change I used apple cider vinegar as that's all that I had. This is best with lots of green onions they really compliment the dressing. I will probably make this again as I did enjoy it. Thanks for sharing.
