DISH RESEARCH · Sauce
Green goddess salad dressing
Also known as: Salad dressing, green goddess, regular
Kathryne Taylor’s selected green goddess dressing blends plain Greek yogurt with parsley, chives, tarragon, garlic, sea salt and black pepper.
About Green goddess salad dressing
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Kathryne Taylor presents a green goddess dressing built around Greek yogurt and fresh herbs. This selection uses parsley and chives, with her optional tarragon included.
Plain full-fat Greek yogurt supplies the creamy base. The fresh parsley and chives join fresh tarragon leaves; garlic is roughly chopped.
Fine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper season the mixture. All the ingredients are combined in a food processor.
The mixture is processed until smooth and green, with tiny flecks of herbs. More of the same salt or pepper can be added after tasting.
The author describes a tangy dressing with fresh herbal flavor and notes tarragon’s licorice-like character. It can be used as a salad dressing or vegetable dip.
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