Mixed Mustard Dressing
How to make a simple, healthy, low calorie, no sugar mixed mustard dressing for salads, vegetables, sides & proteins like tofu, fish & chicken. Add mustard dressings adds warmth to salads to aid digestion. You can make this oil-free – see tips & suggestions.
- Prep 5 mins
- Cook Time 0
- Difficulty Low
- Servingmakes ½ cup
- Digestion
Digestion is an important part of our nutrient absorption & natural detoxification. Recipes have ingredients that support the digestive system.
- Anti Inflammatory
Recipes have ingredients with anti-inflammatory nutrients and avoid common inflammatory foods like sugar, gluten, dairy and processed food. A whole food diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods can help relieve symptoms of inflammation within the body. Inflammation is at the root of most disease = dis-ease.
- Anti Bacterial
Recipes have foods, herbs & spices with antibacterial properties. These plants have compounds that fight infections are healing, preventative & antibiotic.
- Sugar-free
Recipes are added sugar-free & free from added sweeteners. No refined sugar, cane sugar, alternative sugars, no natural sweeteners like maple syrup & honey.
- Warming
Ingredients
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Method
Mixed Mustard Dressing
ADD ALL INGREDIENTS to a mason jar, salad dressing bottle or bowl.
LID ON shake well or whisk until combined and slightly creamy = emulsification.
TASTE add salt or extra mustard, oil or water to your liking.
SERVE with Baby Green Salad or Garlic Thyme Chicken or Grilled Asparagus or Spinach with Black Lentils & Quinoa
STORE covered in the fridge; shake well before serving.
Tips + Suggestions
OIL-FREE you can make oil-free by using water instead of olive oil; the flavour and consistency will change.
VINEGAR use 2tbsp apple cider or rice or white wine or white balsamic vinegar.
SWAP vinegar for lemon or orange juice
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