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Here are three of the most important ingredients in this dressing: rice vinegar, toasted sesame oil, and tahini. Toasted sesame oil has a much stronger nutty flavor than regular (or un-toasted) sesame oil. You can usually find it near other Asian ingredients in the international aisle.
Add the 2 cloves minced garlic, 1 Tbsp grated ginger, cup neutral salad oil, cup rice vinegar, 2 Tbsp soy sauce, 3 Tbsp honey, 1 Tbsp tahini, and tsp toasted sesame oil to a blender. Any neutral-flavored salad oil, like peanut, canola, grapeseed, sesame (un-toasted), or safflower will work fine.
Sesame Ginger is one of our most requested flavors! Made with fresh ginger, light soy sauce, and sesame, this versatile dressing works as a delicious stir fry sauce or marinade. Great taste with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
This sesame ginger dressing is a super easy way to amp up the flavor in any salad or bowl! Try tossing it with my Sweet Potato Salad, Kale Salad, Asian Slaw, or Citrus Cabbage Salad. It would also be fantastic on any of these bowl recipes:
Alternatively, make your own bowl! Start with a cooked grain. White rice, brown rice, black rice, and quinoa would all be excellent with this dressing. Then, add a protein like baked tofu, tempeh, or roasted chickpeas. Pile on veggies like fresh greens, radishes, or carrots, roasted broccoli, or butternut squash, and tie it all together with the sesame ginger dressing!
Very interesting dressing to go over baked winter squash. Simple to make and flavor that balances the sweet squash perfectly. I made it a day ahead to let the ginger flavor blend well. Much improved after a sit. I see much more of this dressing in my future. Thanks
Flavorful, easy sesame ginger dressing recipe made with simple ingredients. This healthy homemade dressing is sweet & savory, vegan and perfect for adding to veggie packed salads or using as a marinade.
This easy ginger dressing is officially my new favorite chicken marinade, salad dressing and even a delicious stir fry sauce. I came up with it one night after marinating chicken thighs for grilling, and then the next day I made it again and threw it in an upcoming brussels salad recipe.
This versatile Asian-inspired dressing can also be used as a dip and to create a quick stir fry. Organic ginger, sesame seeds, almonds and rice vinegar make it special. Like all Dr. Fuhrman products, our salad dressings are made without added sugar, salt or oil.
Ginger is a beloved ingredient in Asian culture for its flavor and medicinal properties. In this sesame ginger dressing recipe, you can control the amount of sugar by reducing it to 1 tablespoon of honey.
The ingredients I use can often be found in Japanese sauces, not just in Japanese salad dressing. Healthy ingredients like ginger, sugar, and soy sauce are frequently used to create thick, flavorful sauces for a variety of dishes.
Be sure to store this Asian ginger salad dressing in an airtight container, like a jar or a bottle. Or you can place it in a small bowl covered with wrap. Japanese ginger dressing will keep in the fridge for up to four days. Make sure to shake well before serving.
Because this Japanese salad dressing recipe has an oil and vinegar base, it freezes well. If you prefer to freeze your Japanese salad dressing, I recommend pouring it into ice cube molds. You can also store it in an air-tight container until you need it. However, freezing might not extend the shelf life for very long (up to 4-6 weeks), so you can get the similar results betweek freezing or refrigerating this ginger salad dressing.
Sesame Ginger brings the flavors of the Far East to your table featuring antioxidant-rich cold pressed sunflower and sesame seed oils, rice vinegar, coconut aminos, ginger, garlic & savory Korean Gochugaru chili flakes. 59ce067264
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