This ultra-creamy Caesar dressing blends egg yolk, garlic confit, anchovy, and parmesan into a bold emulsion, ready in about 30 seconds in the food processor.
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Why You'll Love Chicory Caesar Salad
It comes together in a food processor in under a minute: egg yolk, garlic confit, anchovy, lemon, Dijon, and Worcestershire whipped into a bold emulsion, finished with parmesan and a crunch of toasted panko.
Tips and Tricks
- Confit garlic adds depth without the bite-use it if you've got it.
- Add the parmesan after blending to avoid over-processing and keep the texture right.
Variations
- Add a splash of white anchovy oil for briny brightness.
- For a thicker dip-like texture, use less water and more parmesan.
Substitutions
- Use neutral oil or olive oil if you don't have avocado oil.
- Raw garlic works in place of confit-just use less.
Best served with
- Grilled chicken or shrimp
- Roasted cauliflower or crispy chickpeas
- A hearty grain bowl or sourdough croutons
How to Store Leftovers
- Store in an airtight jar in the fridge for up to 3 days. Whisk or shake before using.
Common Questions
Is this dressing raw?
Yes-traditional Caesar uses raw egg yolk for richness. Use pasteurized egg if concerned.
Can I make it without a food processor?
Yes-use a bowl and whisk, but drizzle the oil very slowly to emulsify properly.
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