Essentials: Green Goddess Dressing
Does anyone know how long this will keep? I made it and it's delicious but I now have the leftover in the fridge and am not sure at what point to chuck it. Thanks :)
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Essentials: Green Goddess Dressing
This recipe looks great- I love green goddess dressing, but hate how often they include lots of dairy products. I host an online cooking show and we did a bunch of different colored "Goddess Dressings". My favorite is White Goddess Dressing, for Kuan Yin, the Buddhist Goddess of Compassion.
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