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Lemon-Dijon Parmesan Vinaigrette Salad
A bright, creamy vinaigrette made with lemon, Dijon, garlic, shallot, honey, and Parmesan, tossed with crisp Little Gem lettuce. Toasted chopped almonds and extra Parmesan finish the salad.
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Ingredients
- garlic (minced; optional)
- shallot (minced)
- salt (to taste)
- black pepper (to taste)
- Dijon mustard (amount not specified)
- lemon juice (amount not specified; vinegar may be used instead)
- olive oil (use about two parts oil to one part lemon juice; exact amount depends on the quantity of lemon juice)
- honey (a little, to taste)
- Parmesan cheese (a little in the dressing, plus more for finishing; amount not specified)
- Little Gem lettuce (amount not specified)
- almonds (toasted and chopped; amount not specified)
Steps
- 1
In a jar or bowl, add the minced garlic, if using, and minced shallot.
- 2
Season with salt and black pepper. Add the Dijon mustard.
- 3
Add the lemon juice (or vinegar, if substituting). The acid provides brightness and helps the mustard emulsify the oil.
- 4
Pour in olive oil, using about two parts oil to one part lemon juice. Adjust the ratio to make the dressing more or less bright, if desired.
- 5
Add a little honey to taste to balance the citrus.
- 6
Add a little Parmesan, depending on the salad, for extra flavor.
- 7
Seal the jar and shake well to combine and emulsify the dressing.
- 8
Add the Little Gem lettuce to a salad bowl and spoon on some dressing.
- 9
Toss the greens so they are evenly coated.
- 10
Finish with toasted chopped almonds and more grated Parmesan. Serve; refrigerate leftover dressing and use it throughout the week.
Notes
No exact ingredient quantities or yield are provided in the supplied source. The transcript describes the two-to-one oil-to-lemon ratio; amounts otherwise are to taste or unspecified.
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