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I like light salad dressing ( not fat free - they are horrible). My favorite is Italian 2 GM from Wish Bone. Otherwise I would choose any type of vinaigrette.
And I just love all of those:
I don't like ready made dressings at all. Way too many ingredients and they usually add the most ridiculous things like sugar. Making your own dressing is so easy I don't really see the point of store bought ones.
My favourites tend to be vinaigrette types of dressings. I love Balsamic , with extra virgin olive oil , dijon mustard and a few herbs or Olive oil with a little squeeze of lemon juice, mustard and a tiny spot of acacia honey.
I have quite a few different types of mustards ( including a fabulous honey and basil one ) so they all make excellent bases for dressings as well as different oils and vinegars.
One of my favourite mustard is purple mustard made with grape must and all it needs is a little emulsifying with some good oil.
Walnut oil and vinegar also make a wonderful dressing , perfect for a green salad with walnuts and blue cheese.
Moose and I have some of the same recipes! We eat homemade Balsamic Vinegarette most of the time
Eep. I always thought it was the same thing. Sorry about that.
LOL! To me Russian and Catalina seem about the same, but I like them.
I think real 1000 Island is fantastic! It really has to be homemade though. Most bottled 1000 tastes like sandwich spread (which is fine, but not on a salad).
I am also suprised by the popularity of basalmic in this thread. For my taste, it is the least favorite of the vinegar based dressings. Perhaps people just like to say "basalmic"!
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