Quick and easy and doesn't disappoint. It is very flavorful and you don't need much. I too cut my recipe in half as 1 2/3 cup seemed like a lot of dressing.
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Laurie18 Posted: 05/16/10
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FoodieSandi Posted: 05/01/10
Great dressing!!! Very easy to make, just mix it up. I took it to a dinner party, it was a big hit. Even my friend who doesn't generally care for sweetness really liked it and asked for the recipe to replace her regular homemade dressing. I didn't have any chives on hand, so I used leeks instead. The calorie count is a little high, especially compared to the light chanpagne dressing I usually use, but this is VERY flavorful, so I can probably use less. Definitely will make again.
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BonnieDyer Posted: 05/11/10
Excellent. Makes a lot of dressing- I usually cut it in half.
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SweetB Posted: 09/21/10
This is one of the best dressings I've ever made. It also keeps nicely for later use. Can also use regular honey if you don't have the sunflower honey.
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maggiemay0380 Posted: 10/04/11
Woah! Cooking Light--what the heck?!? Yes, of course it's delicious...but over 17 grams of fat for 2 tablespoons! How is recipe possibly considered light or remotely healthy?
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detailaddict Posted: 07/06/12
I've made this twice now, the first time with dried herbs, the second with fresh. It is MUCH better with fresh herbs. I also cut the recipe by 3/4 as it doesn't keep long at all. It complements the Spring Salad well, and I agree that one could probably do with less than 2T - the Spring Salad recipe actually calls for 1/4 cup divided among 4 servings. And the fat content may be high, but it is healthy fat and 80 calories isn't much for 1T dressing, considering. Now that I've rediscovered this recipe I may well keep it on the regular rotation.
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Keiko123 Posted: 02/16/13
A must for the Strawberry salad recipe. Great blend of flavors!






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