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A dressed salad is one that has been combined with a salad dressing.
Most salad dressing is a liquid mixture of fat, usually oil, and acid, usually vinegar. Some common deviations from oil and vinegar can be found in the warm bacon dressing, used to dress a spinach salad. In this dressing, bacon fat replaces the oil. In many dressings, lemon juice stands in for vinegar. Mayonnaise is also a common base of fat for "creamy" dressings.
It is not uncommon to add an emulsifier to help keep a dressing from separating. These include egg yolk and prepared mustard.
Recipe for Basic Vinaigrette
Whisk together 1/4 cup fine red wine vinegar, 2 tablespoons water, 2/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil and 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard, with sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.
Vinaigrette can be used on lettuce-based salads and on cooked vegetable salad.
The best way to dress a salad is to gently toss the lettuce or vegetables in a little dressing, tasting as you go, adding a little more dressing until the salad is evenly coated with a thin layer of dressing. Dressing should not "pool" in the bowl--this indicates that you have used too much.
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∙ 9y agoAs opposed to tossed salad, the ingredients of an arranged salad are carefully placed.
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Why did the lights go off when they closed the bridge?
So no one can see the salad getting dressed!
Is coleslaw a citrus?
No. Coleslaw is finely-shredded raw cabbage, usually dressed with a vinaigrette salad dressing.
When should green salads be dressed?
Straight before serving the salad so the leaves do not go soggy.
How do a bound salad differ from dressed salad?
A bound salad is a salad made of hearty ingredients (meat, potatoes, etc.) fortified with a thick sauce (almost always mayonnaise). This is the kind of salad you'd make into a sandwich or eat with a main course; think tuna or potato salad.A dressed salad is a "normal" green salad served with some kind of salad dressing. These dressings (Ranch, Thousand Island, vinaigrettes) are usually made with mayonnaise or oil, but are used in a much lower quantity than in a bound salad.
How are salad dressings served?
Salads should be dressed just before serving.
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Ensalada is the Spanish word for salad. It typically refers to a dish made with mixed vegetables, often including lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and other ingredients, dressed with vinaigrette or other sauces.
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Coleslaw is made with finely-shredded raw cabbage and commonly dressed with a vinaigrette salad dressing.
What is the meaning of salad?
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What is the definition of caprese?
Salad of freshly sliced tomatoes interleaved with slices of mozzarella (preferably bufala), torn basil leaves, and dressed in extra-virgin olive oil.
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What do students get for lunch in France?
Typical menu from one of the larger catering companies which provide school meals: Monday Cauliflower Mimosa (with egg and breadcrumbs) Dressed salad Veal cutlet Pâté Mushrooms Chocolate mousse Apple purée Tuesday Pancakes Pizza diced chicken in sauce Carrots fruit salad Ice cream Thursday Cucumber winter salad Chilli Rice Floating islands (meringue and custard) Prunes Friday Salad of paté Couscous Leek tart Dressed salad Peaches Crême Caramel Yes, I know it sounds like a proper restaurant; but this is France. Food is serious stuff. School lunch costs an average of 7€, but this is subsidised 50%, so the pupils pay 3.50€.
What does Hi pop old dust mop mean?
There was a story about a mischievous boy who walked in his dining room, saddled up a chair and said to his father, hiya pop, ya ole dust mop. He was amazed he didn't get in trouble. I did the same thing 35 years ago and my dad smiled and said pretty good.
