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DISH RESEARCH · Sauce

french dressing

Also known as: Dressing, French

Nagi Maehashi presents JB’s creamy French dressing with mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, white wine vinegar, two oils, chives and seasoning.

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About french dressing

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Nagi Maehashi attributes this creamy French dressing to JB. She describes it as a French vinaigrette with mayonnaise and chives added.

This selection combines whole-egg mayonnaise, Dijon mustard and white wine vinegar with extra-virgin olive oil and grapeseed oil.

Kosher salt, black pepper, water and finely chopped chives complete the selected mixture. The water loosens its consistency.

All the ingredients are placed in a jar and shaken until combined. The dressing is described as creamy white with green chive specks.

The author describes a bright, tangy flavor and suggests drizzling the dressing over leafy greens. Her salad and other serving suggestions remain separate uses.

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Sources & references
  1. Creamy French Dressing