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Reviewed: Nov. 8, 2009
This should be called PERFECT Caesar salad! This was absolutely spectacular, the only change was to use anchovy paste instead of anchovies (had on hand). It's not something you're going to have everyday, so don't worry about the calories & fat.........just enjoy!
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Reviewed: Nov. 2, 2009
I really like the croutons, but felt like the dressing needed something
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Reviewed: Oct. 12, 2009
delicious! i made it exactly like the recipe. the only difference i might make next time is to add some bacon bits...but not for lack of flavour! this was a fantastic salad!
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Reviewed: Jul. 24, 2009
I thought this was good. I loved the strong flavors. Although I prefer a creamier caesar salad, so I'll probably hunt for a new recipe. The croutons were okay, but I prefer making them on the stovetop with oil, salt, and garlic. Also, for my kids and mom who don't like strong flavors, I added a healthy amount of mayo and parm cheese.
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Reviewed: Jul. 17, 2009
OMG!!! I’ve been making this recipe for a few months now & it’s AMAZING!!! The 1st time I followed the directions to the letter & I thought it was good. The 2nd time I made a few changes; I used light olive oil instead of safflower oil, ½ the lemon juice & omitted the salt. I cracked the egg into a small bowl, pierced the yolk with a fork & micro waved about 10-20 sec to take off the chill. It mixes better with the oil when it’s warm. For me these changes made this recipe GREAT!!! The croutons are also good by themselves. Another reviewer was right: if you’re looking for low-fat or low-cal this is not for you. This one is all about taste!
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Reviewed: Jul. 13, 2009
Awesome recipe! I followed the recipe exactly except for using grated parm. instead of parm. reg. and dijon mustard instead of mustard powder. The dressing was not too heavy, just right, and the croutons were TDF!
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Reviewed: Jul. 10, 2009
Amazing! i was craving caesar salad, and this was EXACTLY what i wanted. accidentally mixed in a little fresh basil, which added a nice touch
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Reviewed: Jul. 9, 2009
Loved it! The croutons turned out amazing and the dressing was great! the only thing i had problems with is that it didnt specifically state how long to keep the egg in the boiled water so i had to google coddling eggs but besides that it was great ! :D Thanks Jeff ^_^
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Reviewed: Jul. 4, 2009
Fabulous! I had to make 2 changes: I used Olive Oil (and therefore cut back the amount by 1 tbsp) as I had no Safflower oil on hand, and I used 1oz of Anchovy Paste instead of filets...I just can't handle those little suckers! After mixing in the coddled egg, I took my immersion blender to the mix and it came out nice and creamy. Then I took it to the next level and cut up some warmed up leftover grilled chicken and tossed it with the salad...Too yummy for words! This tasted just like the Ceasar Salad I get from my favourite authentic Italian Restaurant! Thanks Jeff!!
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Reviewed: Jun. 16, 2009
Loved it, loved it, loved it. the only things I changed were...I used 1oz anchovy paste and squeezed half of a lemon for extra juice...Yum Yum! Thanx so much for a delish dish!
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Reviewed: Jun. 14, 2009
I love this recipe but had issues with my family refusing to eat a caesar because of the " RAW" egg despite my coddling it...SOOO I found a solution that gives a creamy eggy touch. I soft boil an egg, cut into half...take the moist yolk out and mash it and put that into the rest of the ingredients. It helps with the taste and emulsification of the oil with the rest of the ingredients. My family is no long afraid to eat caesar salad and it is safer with the cooked yolk if your dressing other veggies with it for a pot luck dinner and might not be able to keep it cold. Haven't killed anyone yet with that extra step. Also if I want to make ahead of time for event 2-3 days ahead I mix it all up with raw egg...then pour dressing into a bottle and seal it then place it in a pan with hot water to the top and let it sit simmering for 10 mins. That takes can of "cooking" the egg and is safer to use for preparing large amount for a pot luck salad.
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Reviewed: May 23, 2009
Finally! This is the recipe you have been looking for. The dressing is right on target and being able to just shake it in a jar makes it easier. I have also made it with anchovy paste and used raw egg for shortcut and it is great. Thanks so much.
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Reviewed: May 18, 2009
This recipe is about taste ~ If you are worried about calories or healthy ingredients join Weight watchers.
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Reviewed: Apr. 28, 2009
Needed a few tweaks - substitued 2 tbs sour cream for egg. This recipe is far better than most bottled dressings. Also for my Caesar salads I always add chopped avocado and chopped basil. It adds a refreshing unique taste.
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Reviewed: Apr. 15, 2009
I made this last night because my husband & I both love Caesar salad. I substituted anchovy paste for the actual fish, because neither of us like strong anchovy flavor. It was missing something,& the problem was probably that I needed to add more anchovy paste, which I will do next time I make it. The recipe is definitely a keeper!
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Reviewed: Apr. 15, 2009
Okay, I was skeptical. I've been making Caesar Salad since the 1960's, and I never lacked for compliments. Actually, I had quit using a recipe 30 years or so ago, and made it by feel, but there is little difference between the way I did it and this recipe. I had never added Cayenne Pepper, and I don't know that it helped, but it didn't hurt. HOWEVER, I must admit that your croutons beat mine all to pieces. I made croutons in a skillet, with olive oil, for years, but had become lazy and had been using (don't tell anyone!) packaged croutons for the past few years. Well, I have mended my ways. I know your croutons are better than "bought," and I don't remember my skillet ones being any better, so I'm a believer in your method. It's hard for an OLD woman (who will be eligible for Medicare in mere months!) to admit she's been bested, or at the very least EQUALED, and on something she loves like Caesar Salad, but Chef Jeff, YOU THE MAN!
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Reviewed: Apr. 8, 2009
I read the other reviews but still decided to make it exactly as written with no changes. WOW it was salty! Other than the salt, I had wished the dressing was a bit thicker so that it would cling a bit more to the lettuce. I am going to try to make it again tonight and cut the salt back and perhaps add some mayo to make the dressing creamier. The croutons were great though!
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Reviewed: Apr. 5, 2009
super easy recipe turned out awesome
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Reviewed: Feb. 28, 2009
This recipe was good. My husband and I thought it was too salty. Next time I think we will try "experimenting" to find our own likings. Thankyou
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2009
I don't like giving bad reviews, but this is terrible... Made it last night and we choked it down, but it's bitter and salty. Gonna try to fix what's left, because I love anchovies, but I will probably end up throwing it out. Yes, I followed the recipe, and yes, I have had Caesar salad in some really great restaurants.
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