Re: Soy/lemon free Italian dressing

[Guest guest]

Why not make your own Italian Dressing:

Olive Oil

Vinegar

Garlic Powder

Oregano

Salt & Pepper

Diced Red Onion

I make it all the time and it's great!

Good Luck

Pam on LI

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 19 May 2001 15:57:52 -0000 semak4@... writes:

> I want to make a pasta salad that calls for Italian dressing. > that

Wishbone brand is GFCF but contains soy and lemon juice, both

> no-

> no's for my son. Is there a dry mix that you use your own oil and

> vinegar with that is GFCF? Also, does anyone know if there is a

> brand of salad seasoning that is ok? Rosie ('s mom)

>

>

Rosie, Miss Robens has in her catalog Annies Naturals. They are $3.29

for an 8 oz. bottle. Many HFS carry this brand also. My son is allergic

to soy also.

on Long Island New York

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[Guest guest]

When I make pasta salad for my I make my own dressing for it and he

loves it. My father used to make it ( he used to be a chef ). I don't have

the exact measurements because I just throw everything in but it is probaly

something like this.

1/2 cup mayonnaise

3 tbsp. ketchup

2 tbsp. mustard

a dash of vinegar and olive oil

whatever seasonings you like.

Mix with a whisk and pour in.

hates to see any seasonings in his food so I just omit them but he

also uses this for dip for veggies. It kind of tastes like Thousand Island.

Hope you can modify it to your sons restrictions.

MA