Ceasar Dressing Recipes

This taste great. It is a lower fat version of ceasar dressing.

Everyone loves ceasar salad and this is really a great recipe!

Yummy dressing

Homemade Ceasar dressing form Cooks.com

Nice homemade salad dressing without extra stuff in it.

With a splash of red wine vinegar and a little heat. Serving size is per 2 tbsp of dressing.

1 GARLIC CLOVE MINCED
1 TSP EVOO
2 TSP LEMON JUICE
2 TSP LIGHT MAYONAISE
1/4 TSP WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
DASH OF BLACK PEPPER

PARMESAN ROMANO GRATED 1 TBSP

1/4 CUP SOFT BREAD CRUMBS

mix with 3 heads romaine

Another cooks.com recipe. Use low fat mayo and low sodium worcestershire sauce for a healthy dressing. Tastes great!

This is a lo-cal, lo everything, nutritious version of one of my favorite dressings. It's great as a dip or spread. Shh! the secret to the nutrition and lo-cal is the tofu, don't tell anyone. This was my first try with tofu and I'm delighted. I hope you enjoy it as much.

For variation: try a few anchovies, capers, anchovy paste, tuna or just the water from canned tuna.

1 TBSP = 1 serving

Not your "classic" dressing but it is very good. Quick and easy to make it definitely beats store bought.

To make a lower fat version, I sometimes substitute soymilk for the 1/4 cup oil.

This is a lower fat version of dressing. I used Kraft's no fat Miracle Whip.

Soy yogurt and vinegar make the tangy base for this

From the UnCheese Cook Book. This completely vegan dressing won't break your calorie bank. The olives and nori replace the salty taste of the anchovies typically found in Ceasar Dressing.

Similar to Annie's Goddess Dressing

Original recipe came from Cooks Illustrated Light Recipes. I have modified it by eliminating the salt and adding tofu and more anchovies.

Olive oil based with anchovies, yummy authentic taste!

From Rachel Ray

my fav!!! Lots of garlic flavor, and nice and creamy!