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HomeA Classic Caesar Salad

A Classic Caesar Salad

The original recipe for this salad was created by Cesare Cardini in the 1920’s in California. There are many different recipes for the dressing, but the key ingredients remain the same – egg, lemon, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, a dash of Tabasco and a oil. This creamy dressing is then mixed with sweet Romaine lettuce, crunchy croutons and parmesan cheese. Some people like to add a couple of anchovy fillets – whether to the dressing or to the leaves themselves. We’ve omitted them all together to make a vegetarian friendly version. Once made any leftover dressing can be stored in the fridge in a sealed container for 3 days.

Preparation

1. First make the croutons:  Preheat  the oven Fan 160oC/180oC/Gas Mark 4. Place a small  roasting  tray in the oven to  heat  up.  Cut  the  bread,  crusts and all, into chunky crouton shapes. Add the oil to the hot oven tray, then add the  bread  and quickly  stir  to  coat  in hot oil. Return the tray to the oven and  bake  for 10 mins or until  crisp  and golden.  Cool.
2. To make the  dressing:  Place the egg yolk, lemon, mustard and two sauces in a medium bowl. Add plenty of  salt  and freshly  ground  black pepper and use a  whisk  to  beat  together.
3. When nicely combined, gradually add the two oils,  whisking  between additions until a creamy, thick  dressing  forms. Check the  seasoning  and adjust to your  taste.
4. Break the lettuce into leaves, then thickly  slice  these. Place in a bowl, add the croutons, half the cheese and half the  dressing  then  mix  well to  coat  the leaves. Drizzle over the  reaming  dressing  and scatter over the cheese.  Serve  straight away.
Credit:  Foodista

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