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Now... For Alison's Shower Recipes
Trust me, you will want to run to Costco after reading the end of this post!
Personally, I don't need an excuse to run to Costco!
I will start with the most requested. Good thing I am finally posting this as I have almost lost the stained, faded piece of scrap paper it is on.
I wish I could say my recipes are neatly organized in one place...mmmm...they are not!
I do recognize the scraps of paper I am looking for that have so many of my favorites on them. I can usually tell you where I was when I wrote the recipe, who gave it to me, when I first ate it, etc. Does anyone else have recipes written on all sorts of papers?
Spinach Strawberry Salad~Lemon Poppy Seed Dressing
Salad:
1 10 Oz Bag of Fresh Baby Spinach (I like to add Arugula, but did not for the shower)
1 Small Cucumber, sliced in small pieces
1/4 C. Red Onion, Sliced
1/4 C. Toasted Sliced Almonds
1 1/2 C. Sliced Strawberries (I have used Raspberries, Craisins, etc)
Dressing:
Juice of 1 Fresh Lemon (You may as well buy a bag of lemons at Costco, you will want to make a lot)
2 Tbsp White Wine Vinegar
1 Tbsp Veg Oil, I used Canola Oil (Don't use Olive Oil, it makes this too heavy)
1 tsp. Poppy Seeds
1/3 C. Sugar
1/2 tsp Lemon Zest
2 Tbsp White Wine Vinegar
1 Tbsp Veg Oil, I used Canola Oil (Don't use Olive Oil, it makes this too heavy)
1 tsp. Poppy Seeds
1/3 C. Sugar
1/2 tsp Lemon Zest
Place in blender and whip at high until frothy and well blended.
I usually double or triple this dressing recipe.
Asian Salad
I "invented" this recipe, so I hope it comes out right in print.
Salad:
1 Bag Broccoli Slaw ( Use Cabbage, if desired)
1 Small Can Mandarin Oranges (drained and dried)
1/2 C. Lightly Salted Cashews ( Use Chow Mien Noodles as a variation)
Dressing:
Go To Costco and BUY a bottle of
Rikki's Gourmet Soy-Ginger Dressing and Marinade!
Yep! It is in the Refrigerated Section at the back of the store.
Use about 1/2 Cup
I place the slaw on an oval platter, arrange the oranges and cashews on the top. Right before serving, I pour the dressing over the salad!! Voila!!!
I place the slaw on an oval platter, arrange the oranges and cashews on the top. Right before serving, I pour the dressing over the salad!! Voila!!!
****Another AWESOME way to use Rikki's Soy Ginger Dressing is to pour it over chicken (any size, type, etc) and bake it all day in a Crock Pot!!! Yes! Before serving, add some Cashews!!! Yes! Also, marinade Chicken Breasts in Rikkis and then bake them. After they are done, cut them up and add them to a salad!!!
OK, Ready, Set , Go....To Costco To Claim Your Own Bottle Of
Rikkis' Gourment Soy Ginger Dressing and Marinade!
4 comments:
These sound so good. I love the stawberry salad. I have made it before, but not with lemon poppy dressing. I usually use just a poppy dressing from the store. But the lemon sounds good!!! I may have to take these and add them to my cook blog...with credits to you, of course!
Is Rikki's as good as Mr. Yoshisa's from Costco?
Girl, you always have the most fabulous recipes. You inspire me. I'm a bit loopy today but not feeling the pain from the historical root canal I had done unexpectedly yesterday. Anyway, I’m concerned about Alison’s dinner napkins. Do they really look like hand towels?
Rikkis is different. They are both good. Mr Yoshisas is more for cooking, I think
The napkins totally look like napkins! It is just me!
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