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Enjoy a great salad with your own homemade dressing of honey and lime.  Refreshing and different; try it today!  This light and festive salad has a Mexican flair with the black beans, corn, and avocado.  It can be made into an entree salad by adding cubed cooked chicken.  You could also make it a fried chicken salad by slicing fried chicken breast over the top.  The dressing would be good on other salads as well.  It has a Tex-Mex appeal with the lime and cilantro.  It would be a good dressing to keep sealed in a jar in your refrigerator for use on other salads or for marinating meats.

FIESTA SALAD WITH HOMEMADE HONEY AND LIME DRESSING

1 pkg (10-oz) romaine lettuce blend (or your favorite salad blend of greens)
1 can black beans, rinsed and drained
1 pint tiny tomatoes, halved
1 pkg (10-oz)frozen whole kernel corn, microwaved and cooled
3/4 cup thinly sliced radishes
1/2 small red onion, peeled and sliced
1 ripe avocado, peeled, cored, chopped
1 cup chopped red bell pepper
1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
Freshly ground black pepper

Put frozen corn in a microwave-safe bowl, cover and cook about 10 minutes stirring halfway through cooking. Toss corn with remaining ingredients in a large bowl just before serving. Pour Honey-Lime Dressing over the salad and serve.

HOMEMADE HONEY AND LIME DRESSING

1/4 cup fresh lime juice
1/4 cup Canola oil
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
2 tbsp honey
2 tbsp finely chopped fresh cilantro
2 tsp minced garlic

Using a wire whisk, mix all ingredients together in a small chilled bowl until well combined. Pour over salad at serving time.

This recipe serves 8 to 10 people.

Enjoy!

Whenever it’s already salad time, people will begin to ready the key ingredients to complete the meal. Every recipe for salad includes lettuce and other vegetables, cheese, bacon bits and croutons. And to top it all off, the final recipe to flavor-up the salad – the dressing. Nowadays though, there are just so many salad dressings to choose from, so let us tackle some of them to help you decide on what to use for your salad.

No salad is complete without the dressing and frankly, I don’t know anyone who’ll eat a salad without it. In fact, when it comes to applying dressing, people mostly go into extremes. This is perfectly fine if you’re not overly concerned with health or weight, but if you want to trim down on those fats, you need to be choosy on what you put on your salad.

There’s no need to worry though since the choice for salad dressings is vast. Just take a look at any salad section of a grocery store and you’ll find lots of them adorned with their brands. Each brand will span into different flavors too and it’s quite confusing on what to choose to perfectly complement your meal. It’s easy to say that the sky is the limit, unless if you’re planning to prepare a specific type of salad, because sometimes a certain salad type can only go with a specific flavor of dressing too.

For instance, if you’re going for some Caesar salad, you wouldn’t think of any other dressing than the Caesar style. That’s quite obvious, just like partnering a Cobb salad with some tasty Green Goddess dressing. Bottom line is that sometimes, in order for you to recreate that fancy restaurant taste for your salad, you just have to follow the norm of using its partner salad dressing because most of the time, it’s better that way.

I can’t blame you for being creative too and in fact, I highly suggest experimenting with your dressing decisions. With all the salad dressing choices in the grocery, you just have to trust your gut and your taste buds on what you think will do the trick. You may make mistakes in choosing, but the rewards are definitely greater when you find a combination that you’ll always enjoy.

Salads are originally meant to be a healthy alternative meal. When we’re talking about dressings though, most of the time, health is compromised. You have to admit, you’ll rather want to smother your whole salad with some tasty dressing than just putting in a small amount. It’s still a fact that in eating, we would mind the taste more than the health factor.

Read the label – this same rule applies when choosing a healthy dressing. Your recipe for salad should consist of correct measurements too if you want to monitor calorie intake. About 2 tablespoons of dressing will do, really. That’s already 11 grams of fat, but it can be worse off if you don’t measure.

You can also search for healthier salad dressings in the grocery like those low fat or low calorie ones aligned with the regular ones on the same isle. These alternatives are very famous for health conscious individuals. The taste of these products is nearly the same and the price doesn’t really vary much, making them worth the difference for your health and weight efforts.

Of course, for the ultimate experiment, why not try making your own version of your favorite dressing at home? Olive or canola oil can be the building block of a wonderful home-made dressing. Put in some vinegar, add some lemon, pepper and other spices to taste, and amaze yourself with your own salad dressing creation.