Tired of the same old salad dressing? I sure am! So after a little looking around and some garlic-y inspiration, I found something new and fun to try. This protein packed salad dressing is subtle and sweet. Sure to knock the socks off those who try it. Also, this recipe uses leftover ingredients from the Garlic Sirloin Recipe, exclusive to the Napoleon Recipe Club Newsletter. If you haven’t signed up, I suggest you do! There are exclusive recipes that aren’t on this blog.
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This dressing goes great over any garden green salad. It is light and packs a lot of healthy qualities.
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Deep Fried
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So Very Delicious
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