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a mixture of ingredients that is typically added to salads or other dishes to enhance their flavor and texture
What is "salad dressing"?
Salad dressing is a liquid mixture of ingredients used to flavor and enhance the taste of salads. It typically consists of a base such as oil, vinegar, or citrus juice, combined with seasonings such as salt, pepper, herbs, and spices. Additional ingredients like mustard, honey, garlic, or yogurt may also be used to add complexity and depth to the dressing. Salad dressings come in various forms, including vinaigrettes, creamy dressings, and specialty dressings, each offering its own unique flavor profile and texture. They are poured or drizzled over salads, providing moisture and flavor to the greens and other ingredients. Salad dressings are a versatile and customizable way to elevate the taste of salads and are enjoyed in cuisines around the world.
