Easiest Way to Cook Perfect Caesar Salad - How it has to be!

Caesar Salad - How it has to be!. For the ultimate Caesar salad experience, making the dressing from scratch is a must. A quick blitz in the blender and you'll have your very own homemade Caesar salad dressing! This simple salad was created by an Italian restaurant owner named Caesar Cardini.

The best Caesar Salads start with a stellar dressing. The one I go to most calls for classic ingredients, which means we'll be whisking together raw egg yolk, anchovies, garlic, lemon, and oil. If you aren't a fan of using raw eggs, take a look at this egg-free dressing instead. You can cook Caesar Salad - How it has to be! using 12 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Caesar Salad - How it has to be!

1. Prepare 4 medium of Chicken legs.
2. It's 1 of Ciabatta bread.
3. Prepare 3 of sprig of rosemary.
4. It's 1 pinch of pepper.
5. Prepare 1 pinch of salt.
6. It's 12 slice of pancetta or bacon.
7. You need 4 of anchovies in oil.
8. It's 75 grams of parmesan.
9. Prepare 1 tbsp of Crème fraîche.
10. You need 1 of juice of a citron.
11. You need 3 head of Romansalat.
12. You need 1/4 clove of of garlic.

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Caesar Salad - How it has to be! instructions

1. Preheat oven 400°F.
2. Put chicken legs and bread (thumb big pieces) into a roaster. They barley fit in there..
3. Sprinkle rosmary and oil over them..
4. Add the pinch of pepper and salt. Mix everything with your hands. Massage the legs :-).
5. Put the chicken legs over the bread. So that juice will create the best Croûtons!.
6. Put the roast in the oven..
7. After 45 minutes take the roaster out of the oven and lay the bacon on the chicken legs..
8. Put everything for another 15 to 20 minutes into the oven..
9. Take the roaster out of the oven and let the next legs cool a bit..
10. Ground down the garlic and anchovis in a mortar. Put the mash into a bowl..
11. Add parmesan, Crème fraîche, lemon juice and six tablespoons of olive oil..
12. Detach the meat from the bone with a fork and mix it with the bacon and croûtons..
13. Put the dressing, salad and meat bacon bread into a big bowl..

My son, David, is to thank for this recipe. Caesar Salad is a great alternative when serving a large crowd. No need to put numerous salad dressing bottles on an already crowded buffet. I like to use a nice romaine but you can use anything leafy greens you prefer. I stay away from iceberg as it allows too much moisture in the salad, it browns quickly and the texture doesn't allow the dressing to marinate in the salad.