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Nutrition: Per serving

  • kcal148
  • fat15g
  • saturates2g
  • carbs1g
  • sugars1g
    low
  • fibre0.1g
  • protein2g
  • salt0.34g
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Method

  • step 1

    Crush the garlic to a paste using a pestle and mortar, then mash in the anchovies – you can also do this with the edge of a knife on a chopping board. Spoon into a bowl and finely grate in the parmesan, then stir in the mayonnaise and vinegar. The dressing should be the consistency of yogurt – if it is thicker, stir in a few drops of water to loosen it. Will keep chilled for three hours.

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catmac00

question

Can I make this without anchovies? Is there anything I should substitute for them?

camilla.koch6751244

Yes, it's not ansjovis in the original recepie, it's sardeller/sardines

peeceeceeoe2YltmH

How CAN you make ‘homemade’ Caesar Salad dressing with shop-bought mayonnaise!!!! Lazy and not very nice.

teddycotton@icloud.com

Doesn’t say shop bought mayo, there are options.

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joebarton

Old chefs trick and very fast just use mayo, grated Parmesan and a small dash of Worcester sauce ( contains anchovies) very easy

lindylnorman13227

I found the dressing rather pungent and ended up adding cream.Would not use again

ian.yorpower44604

Made it tonight. Reduced the anchovies by 1, still salty enough. Excellent, real piquancy. Far far better than from a bottle if you buy really good Parmesan

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