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OverviewWell Dressed includes 75 recipes for sweet vinaigretes, tangy creamy dressings, and rich warm dressings that dress up a green salad, pasta salad, and vegetables, or even marinate meat. Asian Ginger Lime; Warm Mushroom, Bacon, and Molasses; Provencal Caper and Green Olive; and Mango, Sweet Onion, and Fresh Thyme are just a few of the exceptional flavor combinations you will experience. AUTHOR: Jeff Keys is the owner of Vintage Restaurant in Sun Valley, Idaho, which is known for its rustic elegance and sophisticated cuisine. Jeff is also the author of Vintage Restaurant: Handcrafted Cuisine from a Sun Valley Favorite and Ice Cream Mix-ins: Easy Homemade Treats. ILLUSTRATIONS: 25 colour photographs Full Product DetailsAuthor: Jeff Keys , Zac WilliamsPublisher: Gibbs M. Smith Inc Imprint: Gibbs M. Smith Inc ISBN: 9781423617662ISBN 10: 1423617665 Pages: 96 Publication Date: 01 March 2011 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsReviewsSalads are a great way to enjoy summer vegetables and fruits, but I tend to find myself using the same lemon and olive oil dressing to coat my greens, salad and after salad. While it is delicious and easy to use, there are a ton of other creative vinaigrettes out there that help spruce up salads and make usual go-to recipes a little more exciting. We turned to cookbook author Jeff Keys, whose recent book Well Dressed is filled with fun and exotic ideas for inspiration, and came up with a creamy avocado dressing of our own. Try one of these four ideas below, and please let us know if you have any more to share! Fresh Basil Vinaigrette These flavors a perfect blend for three-bean or similar salads. And the flavors only get better after a day in the fridge. Avocado and Mint Dressing The creamy avocado in this dressing pairs well with the invigorating and bright taste of fresh mint and works wonderfully for a light yet filling summer salad. Honey-Roasted Raspberry Vinaigrette The anise-like flavor of tarragon blends well with the sweetness of summer raspberries making this a fantastic dressing. Sesame Mint Vinaigrette A salad dressing that capitalizes on exotic flavors from around the world. Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings#ixzz1Ruj1Kaay Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings#ixzz1Ruiv8YQv--Yasmin Fahr The Daily Meal (06/08/2011) "Salads are a great way to enjoy summer vegetables and fruits, but I tend to find myself using the same lemon and olive oil dressing to coat my greens, salad and after salad. While it is delicious and easy to use, there are a ton of other creative vinaigrettes out there that help spruce up salads and make usual go-to recipes a little more exciting. We turned to cookbook author Jeff Keys, whose recent book Well Dressed is filled with fun and exotic ideas for inspiration, and came up with a creamy avocado dressing of our own. Try one of these four ideas below, and please let us know if you have any more to share! Fresh Basil Vinaigrette These flavors a perfect blend for three-bean or similar salads. And the flavors only get better after a day in the fridge. Avocado and Mint Dressing The creamy avocado in this dressing pairs well with the invigorating and bright taste of fresh mint and works wonderfully for a light yet filling summer salad. Honey-Roasted Raspberry Vinaigrette The anise-like flavor of tarragon blends well with the sweetness of summer raspberries making this a fantastic dressing. Sesame Mint Vinaigrette A salad dressing that capitalizes on exotic flavors from around the world. Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings#ixzz1Ruj1Kaay Read more: http: //www.thedailymeal.com/4-summer-salad-dressings#ixzz1Ruiv8YQv--Yasmin Fahr""The Daily Meal"" (06/08/2011)" <p>Salads are a great way to enjoy summer vegetables and fruits, but I tend to find myself using the same lemon and olive oil dressing to coat my greens, salad and after salad. While it is delicious and easy to use, there are a ton of other creative vinaigrettes out there that help spruce up salads and make usual go-to recipes a little more exciting. <p>We turned to cookbook author Jeff Keys, whose recent book Well Dressed is filled with fun and exotic ideas for inspiration, and came up with a creamy avocado dressing of our own. <p>Try one of these four ideas below, and please let us know if you have any more to share! <p>Fresh Basil Vinaigrette <p>These flavors a perfect blend for three-bean or similar salads. And the flavors only get better after a day in the fridge. <p>Avocado and Mint Dressing <p>The creamy avocado in this dressing pairs well with the invigorating and bright taste of fresh mint and works wonderfully for a light yet filling summer salad. <p>Honey-Roasted Raspberry V Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |