A Quick and Easy Ginger Dressing Recipe

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By mulberry1

My Ginger Salad Dressing Recipe

We eat a lot of salads at my house. I love to make homemade salad dressings to go along with them whenever time allows. Making the dressing ahead can save a lot of frustration. Our recipe for homemade ginger dressing is an easy one that can be used over a period of several days when stored in the refrigerator.

This dressing is rather sweet and is a great option for simple side salads.

Putting the Ginger Salad Dressing Together

This is a simple recipe and only requires you to use a small cutting board and knife.

You will then need to combine the following ingredients in a plastic or microwave safe container with a lid:

  • 3 cloves peeled, minced garlic
  • 2 Tablespoons minced or grated ginger root
  • 3/4 cup sesame seed oil
  • 1/8 cup soy sauce
  • 1/3 cup rice vinegar
  • 3 Tablespoons honey

 

Place the lid on the container and shake well.

Place the container in the microwave, and heat on high for 60 seconds. Remove from microwave and place in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours.

Shake well before serving.

We use this ginger dressing on the most simple of side salads. Shredded romaine with sliced mushrooms or some other simple combination is all you need. This dressing will add all the flavor you need.

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BkCreative Level 7 Commenter 24 months ago

I'm always looking for the perfect dressing. All ingredients are super healthy. Thanks so much - I almost feel like drinking this. I'll bookmark it for future reference - and to share.

Great recipe!

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Ann Nonymous 24 months ago

This sounds great! I can't wait to try it out, mulberry! Thanks for sharing and the great presentation!

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prasetio30 Level 8 Commenter 24 months ago

it looks delicious and healthy dressing. thanks for share

Tony 23 months ago

I have been looking for something like this for a while, since I love ginger and sesame dressings, and I much prefer to make my own. This looks great.

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Jacob Darkley 23 months ago

Another simple recipe that looks delcious--thanks, mulberry1.

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theherbivorehippi Level 2 Commenter 22 months ago

This looks fabulous!! I'm wondering if I can substitute the honey for agave nectar since I'm a vegan? I think I'm going to try it because I absolutely love ginger and garlic! YUM!

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tonymac04 Level 1 Commenter 19 months ago

Healthy and delicious, I'm sure!

Thanks for this wonderful looking recipe. Bookmarked!

Love and peace

Tony

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dawnM 18 months ago

great dressing, I love to cook so I am going to try that one!!!

Wanda 15 months ago

Excellent dressing! My daughters eat it on quinoa. I like it on a slaw salads. Will be making this alot.

Janay 12 months ago

I am going to make this and add just a small spoon of Peanut butter, cause I don't have peanut oil, all the ingredients sound great, but I don't use microwaves, and wouldn't see the need to cook these yummy ingredients anyway........

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mulberry1 Hub Author 12 months ago

Janay...I would imagine that some type of oil (canola oil or something) would be a better substitute than the peanut butter. But, that's just a guess.

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