Looking for new salad dressing recipes? Check out my new downloadable e-book packed with a dozen dressing recipes plus tips on DIYing your own homemade dressings!
Salad Dressing Recipes To Make At Home!
Let me introduce you to my new free e-book: Salad Dressing Recipes To Make At Home!
I’m a Registered Dietitian who loves salads, but I am very picky about the dressings I put on top. I would rather have my greens plain than dripping with many of the mass-produced bottled dressings out there.
When I make salads at home, you’ll find me making my own dressings.
Sometimes they are super simple (drizzle of this and that) and sometimes they are blended and stored to last all week long in my fridge.
Why an e-book?
I actually made this e-book for myself (Well, sort of!)
When I couldn’t remember the exact combo of a dressing I had shared before, I often found myself searching my own site. To make that a bit easier, I started to collect my own dressing recipes in a Note on my phone. I realized that some of you might enjoy a downloadable version of the recipes too, and BOOM – I started designing them into an e-book.
In the book you’ll find a collection of my favorite salad dressings. Some of them are staples (White Balsamic) and some of them are reserved for special seasons (Every Herb Dressing is great in the summer!). While I make some more than others, they are all refreshing and delicious!
What kinds of salad dressing recipes are inside?
A dozen of my go-tos from my everyday house dressing to more off-the-beaten path ones like red pepper jelly and sesame soy dressings.
They’re all organized with ingredients, ratios, and links to the corresponding blog posts if you care to make them with a salad I recommend.
Salad Dressing Making Tips
I also included some of my favorite tips for making dressings such as:
- What’s an ideal ratio of oil to vinegar?
- How do I mix and store dressings
- My favorite ingredients
- What to do if you don’t want garlic breath 😉
- A handy guide for DIYing a recipe of your own. You may recognize this one!
Sooo…how do I get it?
It’s FREE and you can enter your email here and I’ll send it right to ya!
You’ll also get a few of my favorite salad recipes to go with it right to your inbox. If you don’t want those, you can unsubscribe at any time – no biggie!
Barbara says
Kath. Thank you for the ebook offer. Also thank you for the many meal ideas I glean from your posts. Figuring out what to prepare is half the battle.
Kath Younger says
<3 thank YOU!
Charmaine Ng | Architecture & Lifestyle Blog says
Thanks for the recipes! Can’t wait to try them 🙂
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Kaitlin Flynn says
Kath! Thank you for this! your many dressing recipe posts over the years have inspired me to get into making my own during quarantine. I love that it is so easy to experiment without a lot of waste if you do mess up. Plus as you said, homemade dressing is miles better than the stuff in the bottle.
Kath Younger says
Yay!! Thank you!
Jeanie says
Cool! Thank you.
Eleanor Pullenayegu says
Just wanted to stop by to say that your salad dressings are amazing! I love that they are made with things that are actually food 🙂 You’ve definitely upped our salad game!
Kath Younger says
Thank you!!
Billy says
I don’t really like vegetables but this food looks delicious, maybe I will love it when eating this food. Thanks for Sharing the recipe