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chicken ceasar salad - learn how!


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first gather your ingredients:

 

lemon juice (half a lemon does the trick)

two garlic cloves (or less ot more depending on how much you like it but DO NOT omit)

1/3 cup mustard (all i had was shitty cheap yellow mustad, use any kind you'd like to try)

3 egg yolks

1/3 cup apple cidar vinager (white wine, white or sushi vinager can be used as well)

one can anchovies (oil and all)

2 cup olive oil

salt and pepper to taste.

 

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add everything but your oil and lemon juice.

 

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be sure to strain the seeds out of your lemon when adding the juice which you can do next.

 

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blend everything together. now, this is the base of your dressing so give it a little taste. if you think it needs mroe of anything add it. if it's too strong, don;t woory, once you add the oil it begins to mellow.

 

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add oil sloooowly. if you add it too fast the oil will seperate from the rest of the items. this i called "breaking"

 

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after you are done bleninding, pour out your dressing and set aside.

 

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rip your lettace into nice bite sized peices

 

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season your chicken

 

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grill it

 

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toss your salad (giggle)

 

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plate and eat!

 

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awesome. i'm going to cook everything you post.

  On 8/19/2011 at 11:51 PM, Luke Fucking Hazard said:

Essines has, and always will remind me of MacReady.

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  thanksomuch said:
well come up with somethig better and i will change the title. but umm, not ganna do the octo love one.

 

you could just have a picture on your apron or sthg, jeez

 

you do need pics of you manhandling the indregients tho. it's alla bout PERSONALITY

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  xxx said:
Looks fucking delicious! Jealous that you're obviously in a test kitchen--unless you're money enough to have stainless steel everything and an 8 range stove :grin:

 

When you use the anchovies like that, do you ever cwunch on a bone in your sauce? I've always wondered about that. I've always used anchovy paste in a Thai cooking framework and I always figured it was ground well enough to pulverize any bones.

 

i work at the Home Shopping Network as a food stylest ( or my big ass fancy title "On-Air Culinary Producer"). we have two 10 range stoves :o

 

i use the regular old canned anchovies. the bones get all mashed up in the blender or food processor, or w/e you use.

in other news, i made an omelette for the first time the other day. mushroom and red peppers. it was good.

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Replying to cheesar cyclone silos - learn hay!

 

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I usually make my ceasar with lemon, anchovie, Worcestershire Sauce, garlic, and parmesan on romaine. It's pretty far removed from the creamy style dressing, but I love the way it tastes.

 

I also support a series of food related threads.

not to continuously shart all over your recipe but i also wouldn't even contemplate a caesar without bacon and croutons.

 

nice dressing though!

 

 

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hay i'm just contributing.... try it with bacon for the saltiness instead of the anchovy.

 

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A typical Caesar salad comprises romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper originally prepared tableside. Caesar Cardini (Italian-born Mexican) is credited with creating the salad.

 

Contrary to popular belief, the original Caesar's salad recipe (unlike Alex's Aviator's salad) did not contain pieces of anchovy; the slight anchovy flavor comes from the Worcestershire sauce. Cardini was opposed to using anchovies in his salad.

 

 

to me it's the croutons and parmesan dressing that make a caesar salad.

 

edit - as long as it's tasty right?

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for a food stylist, it doesnt actually look very pretty. im sure its delicious though.

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