Salad Dressing Recipes

Zesty, tangy, and sumptuously creamy, this dressing is bound to become your go-to sauce for just about everything.

You know how salads from a restaurant never really taste as good when you attempt to make them at home? We'll let you in on a little secret: it's all in the dressing. This Easy Balsamic Vinaigrette rivals a dressing you'd likely find tossed on your favorite restaurant salad. Added bonus: you can whip it up in minutes. Literally.

This Pear Vinaigrette is light, bright, and naturally sweet—bringing a fresh, festive touch to any holiday salad. Blended with juicy pear, thyme, and a hint of ginger, it’s smooth, balanced, and full of cozy seasonal flavor.

We’re obsessed with this fresh, bright, creamy dressing. Drizzle it over salads, grain bowls, salmon, chicken, falafel...basically anything you want to taste more delicious (which is pretty much everything).

A delightful, tangy little dressing that adds pop and pizzazz to any mix of fresh greens.

Sweet and tangy with just the right amount of spice, this refreshing dressing can elevate even the plainest pile of greens to star-player status.

Homemade salad dressings may seem intimidating to make, but they’re actually incredibly easy to whip up. They’re not only void of additives and stabilizers that you often find in store-bought varieties, but they’re also more cost-effective. Once you try and taste a homemade dressing – like this honey mustard one – you may never reach for the bottled dressing again.

Cool and creamy, this Mediterranean dressing features Greek yogurt as the star of the show. Greek yogurt is a type of yogurt that has been strained to remove the whey, giving it a characteristically thick consistency that also happens to be higher in satisfying protein.

Steer your salads into tasty new territories with a tart n' creamy dressing that really adds a pop of flavor to every bite! Perfect for summertime salads!

Turn homemade harissa paste into a creamy, spicy dressing for grain bowls, grilled veggies, and more. You can also use jarred harissa if you don’t have homemade on-hand.

This vegan spin on Caesar dressing uses seaweed instead ofanchovies to achieve its distinctive briny flavor, letting you enjoy all the umami goodness in fully plant-based form.

Love that succulent salad dressing they serve at Japanese restaurants? It's actually super easy to make at home. Drizzle over crisp iceberg lettuce and shredded veggies to recreate the refreshing classic from your own kitchen.