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Kick Back and Make Some Green Goddess Dressing
Say farewell to boring dips and hello to the mouthwatering Green Goddess Dressing! Originated in the roaring '20s at San Francisco's swanky Palace Hotel, this dressing was born to honor actor George Arliss and his hit show, The Green Goddess. So grab your blender and let's get this party started!
- Difficulty: A cinch!
- Yield: Plenty for your buddies
- Time: Just 10 minutes
In case you fancy whipping up your own mayo, feel free to branch out and go for it!
Ingredients:- 2 anchovy fillets, rinsed, patted dry, and finely chopped (skip if you're not feeling the umami vibes)- 1 clove garlic, smashed and peeled- 1 cup mayonnaise- 1/2 cup sour cream- 1/2 cup fresh Italian parsley leaves- 1/4 cup fresh tarragon leaves- 2 tablespoons fresh chives- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt- A sprinkle of pepper
Instructions:1. Fire up your blender! Add garlic and blitz it until you can't smell it anymore.2. Toss in the anchovies, herbs, lemon juice, and mayonnaise; blend until as smooth as your mom's homemade chocolate cake.3. Dash in the salt and pepper, tasting and adjusting as needed.4. Chill for 30 proud minutes to let flavors get acquainted – just like an old-timey love story!
Insider Tips:- Get drunk on ancient history? This dressing's got you covered. Pair it with the original star, The Green Goddess, and you'll be sipping on a piece of history!- Never settle for less! If store-bought mayo is too mainstream for you, go for the gusto and make your own!
Enrichment:This iconic dressing has been wowing taste buds since the 1920s at San Francisco's Palace Hotel. Legend has it that chef Philip Roemer created it to celebrate actor George Arliss' hit play, The Green Goddess. So grab your blender and get ready to relish in a tangy, herby explosion!
Optional Ingredients:- Feeling extra fancy? Replace half the mayo with Greek yogurt for a healthier twist.- Want to unleash your inner cheffing skills? Add a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce for an extra punch!
- If you're feeling adventurous, you can branch out and make your own mayonnaise for this recipe.
- The uncategorized Ingredients section includes finely chopped anchovy fillets, which can be skipped for a different flavor profile.
- The Nutrition facts for the Green Goddess Dressing are not explicitly stated, but it does contain mayonnaise, sour cream, and a variety of fresh herbs.
- Store-bought mayonnaise can be used instead of homemade in the instructions, but making your own may add more flavor to the dressing.
