At some restaurants they serve a Ranch Dressing that is much thinner and quite tasty compared to say Hidden Valley. Is this a brand or do some restaurants just make there own? If so, does anyone have a recipe?
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At some restaurants they serve a Ranch Dressing that is much thinner and quite tasty compared to say Hidden Valley. Is this a brand or do some restaurants just make there own? If so, does anyone have a recipe?
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I agree but they make their own! I wish I had the recipe. However if you make the packet of hidden valley ranch it is far better than the bottle version.
I wish I knew too, my family likes ranch... But im more of a balsalmic vinegar/oil/salt/pepper guy... :thumbsUp:
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Originally Posted by Eli
Use the Hidden Valley Ranch packet and substitute 1/2 of the mayonnaise with sour cream. That was a trick I was taught growing up :)
Thats a good idea, sour cream would totally change it up... ALSO the brand/type of "mayo" would change the flava... Dukes has a totally different flavor than Hellmanas and both are WAY different than Miracle WHip...Quote:
Originally Posted by mrs.daytona
Helmand = best food correct?? Miracle whip gross!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
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Originally Posted by Wendi
In general, real mayo is a pretty healthy food... But the tastes can be quite different, from brand to brand...
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I think that's it, the restaurant variety has a hint of sour cream.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrs.daytona
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