Need A Recipe

[Dandelion]

I used to love Annie's Asian Sesame Dressing but had to give it up because of the gluten in it. Does anyone have a recipe for a salad dressing similar to this? Or is there a gluten free premade one that you like?

Thanks!

[Ridgewalker]

Just wanted to chime in, that I, too, have been on the lookout for a dressing like this-- actually to use it as a marinade! I haven't found one yet, so I'd also be interested if anyone has a recipe!

-Sarah

[Phyllis28]

I found "Feast from the East" Sesame Dressing at Costco. It says gluten free on the bottle. The company website is:

www.feastkitchens.com

[Mango04]

Organicville makes a sesame tamari dressing

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You also might have luck combining seasame oil with tamari and a splash of rice wine vinegar (sorry I don't have specific measuremts - it's easy to figure out as you're mixing though).

For a soy-free version I leave out the tamari, or sometimes just mix seasame oil with plum vingegar. It's good on rice too.

[lpellegr]

Here's a dressing that's really good on cooked and cooled broccoli that might work for other stuff:

1 T soy sauce (gluten-free, of course)

2 T rice vinegar (or cider vinegar would probably be good)

2 tsp toasted sesame oil

1 tsp honey

Mix and pour over broccoli. Sprinkle with sesame seeds if desired.

This is the dressing for cold sesame noodles, which is also good on lots of other stuff:

4 T peanut butter

4 T toasted sesame oil - mix these two first

2 T minced garlic

4 T sliced scallions

6 tsp sugar

1/2 c white vinegar (or substitute)

1 c soy sauce (I find this makes it very runny - for a thicker sauce, just add soy sauce until you are happy with it.

Pour over cooked and cooled noodles (rice noodles work well), top with cucumber strips, strips of chicken or turkey, bits of scrambled egg, anything else that interests you. Can also add hot sauce.

[Dandelion]

Thank for all the great suggestions. lpellegr, you're recipes sound really yummy. I want to try them both.