Vegan Caesar Dressing

This vegan caesar salad dressing is healthy, easy to make, nut-free and contains no oil. It’s perfect for classic ceasar salads and also works well as a dip, spread or sauce.

If you’re looking for a go-to dairy-free caesar dressing, this is perfect! It’s super easy to make, nut-free and tastes just like the real thing.

Recipe Features

• Dietary Needs: Vegan, gluten-free and nut-free.
• Whip is up in seconds with just a few simple ingredients.
• This dressing oil-free and actually rich in plant-based protein.
• You’ll be surprised by the briny, tangy flavour and creamy texture.
• Use for caesar salad, kale caesar salad, green salads or as a dip or sauce or things like fries or roasted vegetables.
• Mayo-Free: This dressing uses soft tofu instead of mayo or cashews.
• Perfect for making plant-based caesar salad at home.

Ingredient Notes

• Tofu: The recipe calls for soft tofu. You can use silken tofu but I use regular soft tofu. Just drain the water from the package before use.
• Garlic: Fresh garlic or garlic powder works. I prefer garlic powder here for convenience but if you love garlic, garlic cloves will add more bite.
• Dijon: Any variety of dijon mustard works.
• Miso Paste: Make sure you use the miso paste, it really makes the dressing! You can use white or yellow miso paste.
• garlic – fresh garlic or garlic powder works, I actually prefer garlic powder but if you really love garlic, cloves will add a bit more bite
• Lemon and Apple Cider Vinegar: I like the combo of both of these for the ideal tanginess. If you don’t have apple cider vinegar, you can use white wine vinegar or white vinegar.

How to Make Vegan Caesar Dressing

To make this dressing, blend everything up until smooth and creamy.

Quick Note: If you need to adjust the thickness, add water 1 teaspoon, blend again and repeat as needed until it reaches your desired consistency.

Notes

• Store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 4 days.
• Makes enough for 1 large caesar salad that would serve 4.
• Feel free to double if you want to make extra and store in the fridge.

How to Use

Of course, this dressing is perfect for classic caesar salads but it’s also yummy as a dip, sauce, spread or dressing for other salads. Try it with any of these recipes:

• vegan kale caesar salad
• vegan buffalo cauliflower wraps
• buffalo cauliflower kale salad
• spicy chickpea wraps
• roasted chickpea kale salad

You can also use it on pizza, as a dip for fries, pita or raw veggies or drizzled over any buddha bowl.

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