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boiled dressing

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noun

  1. a cooked salad dressing thickened with egg yolks and often containing mustard.


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The boiled dressing, with all its variations, is, technically, a sauce.

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Over the top of each drop a large spoonful of thick boiled dressing.

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“Why don’t you make boiled dressing?”

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Prepare plenty of cabbage salad or cold slaw, with boiled dressing.

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As all people do not like olive oil I usually make a boiled dressing as follows: Heat half a cupful of vinegar with as much hot water and two large spoonfuls of butter.

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