Dad’s Goop Salad Dressing Recipe

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Low Fat, Low Calorie,  Low Carbohydrate, and Diabetic Friendly

 

Dad’s Goop Salad Dressing recipe was adapted and shared with me by Karen Calanchini of Redding, CA.  Karen says, “When I did the cookbook for the Redding Police Department, this Dad’s Goop Salad Dressing recipe was included.  It is from a good friend of mine and she says it is close to 60 years old and that her dad used to make it.  I have created this low-fat version that I use all the time.  It is so very good!”

For more great Low Fat Recipes, Low Calorie Recipes, Low Carbohydrate recipes, and Diabetic Recipes, check out my Diet Recipe Index.  Also check out my Nutritional Chart for fat grams, fiber grams, and calories for all your favorite foods.

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Dad's Goop Salad Dressing Recipe:
Prep Time
10 mins
Total Time
10 mins
 
Course: Sauce
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Dad's Goop Salad Dressing Recipe
Servings: 1 1/2 cups
Author: What's Cooking America
Ingredients
  • 1 medium onion, chunked
  • 2 tablespoons Canola oil
  • 1/3 cup apple cider vinegar
  • 1/4 cup catsup (ketchup)
  • Coarse salt and freshly-ground pepper to taste
  • 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
  • 4 tablespoons Splenda (sugar substitute)*
  • 1 egg white
Instructions

  1. In food processor, add onion, canola oil, vinegar, catsup, salt, pepper, mustard, Splenda, and egg white; whirl until blended.

  2. Store in the refrigerator.  Bring to room temperature before using on your salad.

  4. Recipe makes 1 1/2 cups (24 tablespoons) - 1 tablespoon per serving.

  5. Each Serving Totals - 1.2 Fat Grams, 2 Carbohydrate Grams, 16 calories

  6. DO NOT OVERDRESS YOUR SALADS - Too much salad dressing will weight down the salad ingredients and mask their flavors. T he dressing's role is to highlight not to overpower the salad ingredients.  A general rule is 1/4 cup of dressing for 6 cups of greens.  As soon as your salad is mixed, taste a leaf to see if there is sufficient dressing. I f not, drizzle some more over the salad, a tablespoon at a time; toss and taste again.

Recipe Notes

* Other sugar substitutes to use are Xylitol and Truvia.

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