Ranch dressing

makes about 1 cup
Tam West
Warren Elwin
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Warren Elwin

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This recipe forms part of the August 18 meal planner created in partnership with New World. Use a screw top jar to make this dressing to keep in the fridge, shaking well before each use, for use in salads (see warm winter salad on cheesy polenta), as a dipping sauce for crudites, chicken wings, fried snacks and chips, or drizzle it on a baked potato, tacos, and sandwiches.

Ingredients

½ cupSour cream
½ cupButtermilk
1 TbspCider vinegar, up to 2 Tbsp to taste (juice from a jar of pickles is even better)
1 tspGarlic powder
1 tspOnion powder
1 tspMustard powder
1 tspHot sauce, up to 2 tsp to taste
½ tspSea salt flakes
1 small handfulDill, chopped
1 small handfulChives, chopped

Directions

  1. Whisk all ingredients except fresh herbs in a bowl until smooth.
  2. Add fresh herbs, check for seasoning and store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to a week. Shake to combine before using for salads and sandwiches, to drizzle over chicken wings and baked potatoes and as a dip for raw veges and fries.

This recipe forms part of the August 18

created in partnership with New World.