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    Wanted to share with you guys a cilantro dressing that I love and is totally induction friendly. Its a great alternative to Ranch and goes great with a shrimp and lettuce salad! Yum. Especially if you grill the shrimp with garlic!!

    1 cup of mayo
    1/2 bunch of cilantro
    Lime Juice (to your taste) Watch for carbs!!
    Salt to taste


    P.S. I usually use about half a lemon for the whole thing and it lasts me for about 3 servings. So its very litle carbs total. I also add a bit of water to thin out. Depending on how thick you like yours.

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    Re: Cilantro Dressing

    Oh, THANK YOU! I saw cilantro dressing in the store on Saturday but I did not get it because it had sugar added. This is perfect timing as I need to add some fat into my diet - thanks, again!
    MagsMom
    5'3"
    Starting Weight 181 on 03/15/09
    First Goal Weight 161





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    • #3
      Re: Cilantro Dressing

      That sounds delicious. I bet if you can use other fresh herbs like parsley, rosemary, basil, etc. if you don't particularly care for cilantro.

      BTW, you can thin out the dressing with a neutral flavored oil too. Or give it more cilantro flavor by infusing that oil with cilantro first!
      ~Megs~
      242/141/160 (130)
      dress size 26/10/8
      5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
      My blog:
      http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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        Re: Cilantro Dressing

        Thanks, Cindi!!!

        And thanks Not2Late for the tip on thinning it out. I bet grapeseed oil would be good for that.

        I haven't experimented with making my own dressings yet. This will be fun to play with!
        ...

        Female, age 60, 5'5", small frame

        My food journal





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        • #5
          Re: Cilantro Dressing

          One of my favorite dipping sauces for fish or chicken is simply mayo mixed with lemon juice and alittle olive oil. The bright lemony flavor contrasts nicely with chicken or fish.
          ~Megs~
          242/141/160 (130)
          dress size 26/10/8
          5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
          My blog:
          http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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            Re: Cilantro Dressing

            Originally posted by not2late View Post
            One of my favorite dipping sauces for fish or chicken is simply mayo mixed with lemon juice and alittle olive oil. The bright lemony flavor contrasts nicely with chicken or fish.
            I personally dont like oil based dressings, and mayo already has a lot of oil so for me it would be too oily but whatever floats your boat!

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            • #7
              Re: Cilantro Dressing

              Since Atkins is a high fat diet, that little bit of oil is good additive, especially with leaner meats like chicken or fish.

              ~Megs~
              242/141/160 (130)
              dress size 26/10/8
              5'4", Female, May 2, 2003
              My blog:
              http://mformiscellaneous.blogspot.com/

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              • #8
                Re: Cilantro Dressing

                This sounds good! I love cilantro and anything with lime juice...oh the smell of lime makes me crazy happy! Or maybe its the tequila that usually goes with it

                Thanks for sharing!
                Laurie



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                • #9
                  Re: Cilantro Dressing

                  Originally posted by not2late View Post
                  Since Atkins is a high fat diet, that little bit of oil is good additive, especially with leaner meats like chicken or fish.

                  I agree! However I get plenty of fat with my bacon, burger patties and butter LOL

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