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Creamy Buttermilk Dressing

Submitted by: Emily Hockett 
This thick ranch-like dressing doesn't taste light. I used it to prepare a cold chicken and pasta salad. After trying it, a friend begged me for the recipe. --Emily Hockett of Federal Way, Washington 
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Creamy French Dressing

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen 
You'll need just a few ingredients from your pantry to blend together this mild homemade dressing. It's very thick, creamy and perfect on tossed salad greens. --Test Kitchen 
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Creamy Peppercorn Dressing

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen 
The home economists in our Test Kitchen tossed together some simple ingredients to create this creamy salad dressing. It conveniently keeps in the refrigerator for 2 weeks. 
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Orange Yogurt Dressing

Submitted by: Beverly Florence 
Honey brings a hint of sweetness to this creamy citrus salad dressing from Beverly Florence of Midwest City, Oklahoma. 'The orange flavor in this dressing is a wonderful complement to fresh spinach,' notes Beverly. 'It's also terrific served over lettuce or fruit.' 
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Creamy Blue Cheese Salad Dressing

Submitted by: Donna Cline 
About 25 years ago, after experimenting with recipes for a blue cheese dressing, I came up with this quick-to-make combination. I usually mix up a double batch because it never lasts long. It's also great as a dip for crackers, veggies or crusty breads, or instead of mayonnaise on sandwiches. 
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Poppy Seed Dressing

Submitted by: Deborah Amrine 
All of my favorite salads are topped off with this homemade dressing. I use this sweet poppy seed concoction to drizzle over fruit salads with strawberries, grapes, oranges and bananas...or over spinach and toasted pecans. 
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Sweet-and-Sour Dressing

Submitted by: Marcia Orlando 
When I was growing up, Dad made this so much it became our 'house' dressing. This recipe makes a nice big batch that you can conveniently keep in your refrigerator. 
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Poppy Seed Salad Dressing

Submitted by: Gay Nell Nicholas 
My ladies group at church printed a cookbook several years ago, and this recipe was in the book, with no name attached. I serve it over mixed greens, drizzle it over sliced tomatoes and cucumbers and even use it as a dressing for coleslaw. -Gay Nell Nicholas, Henderson, Texas 
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Sweet Pepper French Dressing

Submitted by: Elsie McHenry 
Sweet Pepper French Dressing is suggested by Elsie McHenry, Gridley, California, who used to prepare meals for 100 senior citizens at a time. 'They all loved this tangy dressing,' she says. 'It perks up any lettuce salad.' 
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Creamy Dill Salad Dressing

Submitted by: Randa Smaligo 
I received this recipe from a restaurant, and even though I have lightened it up a bit, it is still thick and delicious. -Randa Smaligo of Pryor, Oklahoma 
 

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