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Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing

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Indulge in the rich and tangy flavors of our Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing, perfect for drizzling over crisp salads or serving as a decadent dip. With a harmonious blend of robust blue cheese and creamy mayonnaise, this dressing is sure to elevate any dish it accompanies.

Ingredients for Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing

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Buttermilk

tablespoons

Red Wine Vinegar

tablespoons

Blue Cheese, crumbled

cups

Soy Sauce

teaspoons

Black Pepper

to taste

How to Make Creamy Blue Cheese Dressing

1. Make Dressing

In a medium-sized bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, sour cream, red wine vinegar, soy sauce and buttermilk until you achieve a smooth and uniform base. Crumble the blue cheese into the bowl and mix together. Adjust the seasoning with salt, red wine vinegar and black pepper as needed.

Variations

Sour Cream Swap

Substitute part of the mayonnaise or buttermilk with sour cream for a tangier, thicker dressing. This is a great way to play with the texture and tartness of your blue cheese dressing.

Herb Infusion

Incorporate fresh herbs such as tarragon for a French twist, dill for a Scandinavian vibe, or chives for a mild onion-like flavor. Finely chop the herbs and mix them into the dressing. The freshness of the herbs will complement the tangy blue cheese and add a new dimension to the dressing.

Cheese Variations

While blue cheese is the star, you can experiment with different blue cheese varieties like Gorgonzola for a sweeter note, Roquefort for a stronger sheep's milk flavor, or Stilton for a milder, earthy essence.

Umami Boost

Introduce an umami-rich ingredient such as anchovy paste, soy sauce, or Worcestershire sauce. Just a little bit can deepen the savoriness of the dressing without overpowering the blue cheese.

Citrus Zest

Add the zest of a lemon, lime, or orange to the dressing to impart a bright, citrusy note. This will cut through the richness of the blue cheese and mayonnaise, providing a lighter taste that's especially good for summer salads.

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