Darn! I thought you had found the secret of our universe.
It didn't ruin my day. You keep on dreamin' and happy quilting.
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by Wall Warmer
I enjoy the sugar free jams and jellies you put into your dressings. Where do you find your fat free salad oil?
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Thanks again for your recipe, love to share recipes with others, if you have any please post for all of us, so we can enjoy lots of new recipes to try
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Here's another FF Salad Dressing ......
Equal parts salad oil (I use canola, any kind will do) vinegar (most times I use white, sometimes balsamic or others) raspberry jam or jelly (sugar free or regular jam) Mix well together. (I use an immersion blender) Keeps in frig well. Variations ... any kind of jam/jelly you want and add in other herbs/spices for extra zip Eg. * marmalade with ginger or other spices * blueberry or rhubarb jams with cinnamon etc. The possibilities are endless! |
Originally Posted by QuiltE
Originally Posted by Scrap HappyIt's a Rachael Ray recipe. I don't follow the 'salad' part of the recipe to a tea, I like to put a lot of different things in a salad. I think it tastes better that way and is pretty too.
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thanks!
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Sounds good
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