Caesar Salad Dressing is a long-time favorite dressing of ours especially when you use the Garlic Infused Olive Oil. Change it up a bit and get creative. Experiment with other infused olive oils. The Tuscan Herb as well as the Basil Olive Oil make wonderful alternatives.
Ingredient Spotlight. Our Garlic Olive Oil is the backbone of this dressing. Slowly drizzled into the emulsion, it lends a mellow, savory depth and a silky body that carries the anchovy and lemon beautifully.
Combine egg yolk, lemon juice, anchovies, Worcestershire sauce and 1/4 cup parmesan cheese in the in a blender jar or container of a food processor and pulse to combine.
With the processor running slowly drizzle in the garlic olive oil until a smooth emulsion forms.
Season to taste generously with salt and pepper.
Chef's Notes
Drizzle the oil in a thin, steady stream while the processor runs. Going slow is what coaxes the yolk and oil into a thick, glossy emulsion instead of a broken sauce.
Don't skip the anchovies. They melt into the dressing and give it that savory, deeply seasoned backbone. Season with salt only after tasting, since the anchovies and parmesan already bring plenty.
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