Caesar with a twist!
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Simple Creamy Caesar Salad
1 serve
2 serves
4 serves
6 serves
15
Amount Per Serving
Energy
1981kJ (473 Cal)
Protein
26.3g
Fat,total
14.6g
- saturated
4.4g
Carbohydrates
54g
Sugars
8.9g
Sodium
1319.2mg
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What do I need?
100 g Prosciutto
4 cup Cherry Tomatoes
2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 Eggs
2 Cos Lettuces
(Bulb removed)
2 cup Croutons
2 Lemons
2 tbsp Dijon Mustard
6 tbsp Natural Yoghurt
2 Garlic Cloves
(Diced)
How do I make it?
For the salad:
Grill the proscuitto until crisp and allow to cool.
Place the tomatos and garlic (in it
Remove garlic after 8 minutes and allow to cool.
After 20 minutes remove tomatoes if they are slightly blackened and soft.
Soft boil the eggs and leave to cool slightly.
Arrange lettuce on a plate with quartered soft boiled eggs, croutons sprinkled with broken prosicutto pieces.
Sprinkle with the dressing.
For the dressing:
Blend lemon juice,yoghurt and mustard until forms a consistancy similar to thin cream or for quicker results place in a jar and shake until smooth.
Add salt and pepper to taste
Just before serving add the roasted chopped garlic (see roasted tomato Step 2.)
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HelenG
A real hit - the dressing is very lemony!! But easy to adjust and it certainly disappeared quickly
mega1
We all loved this! I made my own croutons, and substituted prosciutto with bacon. The men thought that it was a real salad with the meat!
Nellster
Really nice recipe. Has a really strong lemon flavour which is great if you like that (like me), but not so good if you don't (like my son!).
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that looks tasty!
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Prosciutto
Prosciutto
How to cook?
An Italian ham that has been salted for up to 2 years, cut very thin used as a great substitute to bacon.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
How to cook?
Processed from ripened olives, the extra virgin oil type is taken from the first press and does not have as pungent flavours as straight olive oil.
Cos Lettuce
Cos Lettuce
How to cook?
This heat resistant, bitter style lettuce is perfect for salads being supported by a sturdy central rib to hold creamy dressings.
Dijon Mustard
Dijon Mustard
How to cook?
A medium strength mustard made from mustard seeds blended with vinegar and oil. A great all-rounder for steak and dressings.
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Simple Creamy Caesar Salad
Serves
4
Preparation Time
10 mins
Cooking Time
5 mins
Rating
Ingredients
100 g Prosciutto
4 cup Cherry Tomatoes
2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 Eggs
2 Cos Lettuces
(Bulb removed)
2 cup Croutons
2 Lemons
2 tbsp Dijon Mustard
6 tbsp Natural Yoghurt
2 Garlic Cloves
(Diced)
Instructions
For the salad:
Grill the proscuitto until crisp and allow to cool.
Place the tomatos and garlic (in it
Remove garlic after 8 minutes and allow to cool.
After 20 minutes remove tomatoes if they are slightly blackened and soft.
Soft boil the eggs and leave to cool slightly.
Arrange lettuce on a plate with quartered soft boiled eggs, croutons sprinkled with broken prosicutto pieces.
Sprinkle with the dressing.
For the dressing:
Blend lemon juice,yoghurt and mustard until forms a consistancy similar to thin cream or for quicker results place in a jar and shake until smooth.
Add salt and pepper to taste
Just before serving add the roasted chopped garlic (see roasted tomato Step 2.)
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