Restaurant salad

Craving restaurant salads at home? Try these best famous copycat recipes that bring restaurant style salads at home. With perfect dressing and fresh ingredients, enjoy homemade restaurant salads that taste just like your favorite restaurant copycat dishes. Satisfy your cravings with these delightful salads!

What makes this the ultimate Caesar salad? It features all the best classic additions (chicken, bacon, eggs, croutons), plus extra veggies and a delicious homemade dressing that doesn’t include anchovies!

This is a very nice chopped salad with two kinds of lettuce, artichoke hearts, red onion and pimento thrown in for a bit of color and sweetness. The vinegar and oil dressing has lots of Parmesan cheese, and pours deliciously over this salad for six.

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Recipe video above. A classic side salad that makes an appearance on fine dining restaurants and local bistros! It goes with virtually every Western dish, with the pepper flavour of rocket lettuce making it ideal to pair with rich meat-heavy or carb heavy mains like pastas and roasts.

This Caesar salad recipe with garlic croutons and a creamy homemade Caesar dressing (with or without anchovies) is so easy and is the best!

Summer wouldn't be the same without a grilled chicken Caesar salad on the menu. Make a salad at home that is better than one served at Mcdonald’s, Applebees, Wendy's, and even Paneras. This classic recipe has all the simple ingredients to make it a success - a creamy dressing, crispy croutons, and green romaine lettuce. #grilledchickencaesarsalad #chickencaesarsalad #caesarsaladwithchicken #spendwithpennies

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The iconic Caesar salad was named after its creator Cesare (Caesar) Cardini, an Italian immigrant who lived in San Diego but, circumventing Prohibition laws in the United States, operated a popular restaurant in Tijuana, just south of the Mexican border. Back then, in the 1920s, during the Prohibition era, Tijuana was flourishing as many Californians, including Hollywood jet set, would often drive over to party and enjoy the good life