By far my favorite salad, its tangy, salty, savory, and creamy. Add a nice sliced breast of chicken, some fresh cut tomatoes and my homemade garlic croutons. Top it all with some shaved parmesan and fresh cracked black you got yourself the best homemade caesar salad you've ever had.
What ya need:
for the dressing:
2 cloves garlic, smashed
Dijon mustard
1 egg white (or substitute tablespoon mayo)
fresh grated parmesan
juice of lemon
red wine vinegar
worchestire sauce
chopped anchovies
extra virgin
fresh cracked pepper
for the salad:
head of romaine
cherry tomatoes, halved
my Homemade Garlic and Rosemary Croutons
shaved parmesan
lemon wedge
fresh cracked pepper
Heres what ya do:
1. Combine vinegar, worchestire, dijon, egg white, and lemon juice in bowl and whisk. Add in anchovies, parmesan, black pepper and whisk again.
2. Slowly drizzle the olive oil while whisking to emulsify the oil into the dressing. It is important to whisk fast and drizzle the oil slowly or else the oil and vinegar in your dressing will separate. Whish until the dressing is a nice light and creamy consistency, I find its about a 1/4 cup oil oil in all.
3. Clean and chop your romaine leaves and place on plate top with cherry tomatoes and Homemade Garlic Croutons (you can also add a Grilled Chicken Breast or some fresh avocado slices).
Drizzle your dressing over nicely.
4. Garnish with lemon wedge, shaved parmesan and some fresh cracked pepper.
All hail the Caesar!
The culinary delights and literary stylings of me, Sammy G. This is a collection of some of my favorite recipes that I have created with some influence from my father and a few professional chefs. I love to cook with fresh ingredients and incorporate flavors from all over the world. I also love to write, comedy and screenwriting is my specialty but I like to combine all of my passions so this is my literary journey through the foods of the world!
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Friday, October 8, 2010
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