eh none of them impress me much.
i'm more the ranch dressing or creamy
minus the yogurt type girl. - 5/20/2011   8:41:09 AM

They all sound wonderful but I think the first first one I am going to try is the Stacia's Barely There Salad Dressing. I love things with vegatables in them and garlic, it sounds yummy!! - 5/19/2011   6:59:23 PM

I've kinda lost my taste for salad dressings with oil. I use either seasoned rice vinegar (which contains smidgens of salt & sugar) or lime juice with small amounts of salt & sugar. During the spring/summer, fresh chives from my balcony pot too! - 5/19/2011   5:40:22 PM

i will try the barely there salad dressing. i agree with the person who is uses the pampered chef device for salad dressings. makes it so easy. - 5/19/2011   9:46:23 AM

I will stick with my current dressing, it is chachies salsa from the deli, and it is delicious and almost no calories, no fat!!! - 5/19/2011   9:43:26 AM

I like to just select various spices depending on what sounds good that day, sprinkle them over my salad like I would salt, then top with half a fresh lemon. - 5/19/2011   9:42:47 AM

I will be trying quite a few of these salad dressings as I am always looking for new dressing recipes to try. These look great. Thanks for sharing. - 5/19/2011   9:00:59 AM

Thanks for sharing, I'm always looking for new ways to flavor up my salads, lol - 5/19/2011   8:27:44 AM

Thanks for sharing these wonderful recipes!! I'm so sick of store bought salad dressings. The only ones that really taste good are the ones that are full of fat and calories. I've been skipping the dressing lately because I can't find any I like. I will be adding the Mango, cilantro & lime and the Tangy Salad dressings to my cookbook. I hate vinegar and no matter how small of an amount is in a recipe I can still taste it.
- 5/19/2011   2:11:04 AM

I've been making my own for a while. The recipe is as follows:

1/2 tsp olive oil and rice wine vinegar
1/8 tsp kosher salt
dash of garlic powder

Wisk ingredients together and serve. - 5/19/2011   2:00:33 AM

The Pampered Chef has a great kitchen tool that I love! It's a salad dressing maker/keeper. Not sure if that is the real name or not but it has a "jar" for lack of a better word with a lid and a plunger. On the side of the plastic "jar" there are several basic salad dressing recipes including - French, Asian, Italian and so forth. There are fill lines on the side of the jar that indicate that you should fill to this line with vinegar, oil, etc. The dry ingredients are listed as well with their measures. Once you add all the ingredients you plunge to mix. Great tool! - 5/19/2011   12:46:48 AM

I think I would try them all - they all sound great! - 5/19/2011   12:13:59 AM

The Mango, Cilantro and Lime sounds awesome. - 5/19/2011   12:11:35 AM

I think I'll try them all. they sound so good. thank you. - 5/18/2011   11:04:35 PM

Thank you Spark people community.
I like the sound of all of these & saved them to my file too.
Nom nom crunch! - 5/18/2011   10:45:06 PM

I will be trying the tangy salad dressing and the creamy greek salad dressing. Both sound delicious - 5/18/2011   10:28:00 PM

I'm totally addicted to Maple Grove Farms Wasabi Dijon Dressing - I would love to be able to make it at home - 5/18/2011   9:03:38 PM

My Favorite Salad Dressing and Stacia's Barely There - 5/18/2011   9:00:04 PM

Thanks so much. Saved your recipes and can't wait to try them! - 5/18/2011   8:12:10 PM

Thanks, I added several of these to my cookbook! They sound wonderful! I'll be giving them a try very soon! :-) - 5/18/2011   6:51:16 PM

Thanks!!

I will be trying them all!

Love,
Vera


- 5/18/2011   6:29:24 PM

I will have to give these a try. Thanks for sharing! - 5/18/2011   5:24:06 PM

I will be trying the Mango, Cilantro, and Lime Salad Dressing. I've already added it to my cookbook. It looks wonderful!! - 5/18/2011   4:59:41 PM