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| I LOVE the grilled shrimp spinach salad at Applebees. Does anyone have the/similar dressing recipe that would go with this salad so I could make it at home? I tried googling it but didn't get THE recipe, which is apparently a best-kept secret. |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sat, Jan 17, 09 at 17:21
| No, but did you see the recipe for the dressing below? If not it, it sure sounds good. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Salad
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| Perhaps. I'll try it out and see if it's the right one. It's really hard to tell just from the recipe alone. |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Mon, Jan 19, 09 at 4:57
| Post back how it turned out. Never tasted the original myself. |
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| i FOUND THIS RECIPE at ALLRECIPES. It sounds like A LOT OF SUGar, but everyone gAVE IT Rave reviews. oNE OF THE REVIEWERS Said the following: "I work at an applebee's and we have a hot bacon dressing to die for and after searching for anything remotely close and coming up with nothing, I came across this recipe. I just made it and it's quick and easy and exactly what I was looking for." "This warm dressing immerses crunchy bacon bits in a sweet, thickened vinaigrette for an old-time taste treat!" Hot BACON DRESSING (P.S. Sorry ABOUT THE TYPING. i Have no control over the cAPS LOCK ON MY KEYBOard since I spilled coffee on it!) |
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| Here is ANOTHER REVIEW OF THat dressing where A PERSON Said it tASTED LIKE applebee's. She AND OTHERS DID CUT Back on the sugAR, USING AS LITTLE as 1/2 cup TO 1 1/4 CUP INSTeAD OF 1 1/2 CUPS. YOU May haVE TO STart out with less sugAR and ADD TO Taste. "This was great and I think a lot like Applebees. I only used 1 1/4 cups sugar, some of the bacon grease and added a little more cornstarch since it didn't seem to get thick. I served it over spinich with grilled shrimp and chopped red onion, roasted red pepper and toasted almond slices. UMMMM. I will be making this a lot! Thanks for the recipe. Now I don't have to go to Applebees to satisfy my craving." |
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