Copycat Salad Dressing Recipes

Author:
Angela Harris
Updated:
Jan 5, 2018

Famous Restaurant Salad Dressings

Restaurant chains have got salads and salad dressings down pat. Isn't a salad from a restaurant so much better than at home? Restaurant salad dressings are just richer and more flavorful than any salad dressing from a bottle.

But restaurant salad dressings are easy to imitate with these restaurant copy cat salad dressing recipes. Most of these restaurant salad dressing recipes only require a few simple ingredients and can be whisked together in just minutes.

I have decided to categorize the salad dressing recipes by restaurant instead of by salad dressing type. I figure this will make it easier for people to find the exact salad dressing recipe that they want.

Restaurant Salad Dressing

Outback Restaurant Salad Dressing Recipes

Outback Bleu Cheese Dressing Recipe Clone
Outback Style Ranch Dressing Recipe Clone
Outback's Caesar Salad Dressing Recipe
This is possibly the authentic Outback Caesar Salad Dressing recipe, as it was obtained from an Outback restaurant employee.
Almost Like Outback's Tangy Tomato Salad Dressing
This salad dressing is a great recipe for homemade Catalina salad dressing. It tastes very similar to Outback Tangy Tomato Dressing.

TGI Friday's Salad Dressing Copycat Recipes

Balsamic Vinaigrette Salad Dressing Recipe Similar to TGI Fridays- Used on Pecan Crusted Chicken Salad

1/2 cup balsamic vinegar

2 tablespoons honey

2 minced garlic cloves

1 tablespoon soy sauce

1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil

crushed dried red peppper to taste

Whisk everything together except the olive oil or mix with a blender. Slowly add the olive oil, whisking until it becomes emulsified.

Comments

Jennifer Kuper on May 31, 2012:

Does anyone know what's in the dressing at Bar in new haven?

dee on May 20, 2012:

does anyone have the recipe for the house salad dressing at Roccovinos? Please emal me at dde1466@aol.com thanks so much!!

tricha on December 16, 2011:

Does any one have the recipe or similar recipe for the outback soy ginger dressing?

Would love to have it

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Bella B on August 25, 2011:

You can purchase Potbelly's Fat Free Dressing at the grocery store. It is a Fat Free Vinaigrette that is in all supermarkets. It is usually in a small bottle like a ketchup bottle. I can not remember the name right now, but will find it out for y'all.

andRea on June 07, 2011:

and does,they lack

eislanddream on May 10, 2011:

Does anyone have a recipe for Sweet Tomatoes Caesar salad dressing recipe? Can you email me at eislanddream@hotmai.com

Diane H. on April 07, 2011:

Can anyone recreate Chi Chi's Mexican resturant FABULOUS CALYPSO HOUSE DRESSING for taco salad? Maybe you worked there, I did, but the recipe was hard to get, and how did they make their Mexican pizza?

cathyj.stephens@gmail.com on March 21, 2011:

Does anyone have the recipe for Potbelly's Fat Free Vinaigrette salad dressing!

Thank you!

DON REFENES on March 05, 2011:

If someone could provide the recipe for TGIF Fridays, Blue cheese dressing, I would appreceiate it.

cory on March 05, 2010:

does anyone have the recipe for sweetpeppers ceasar dressing?

mark on November 09, 2009:

Does anyone have recipe for Cheddar's Restaurant ranch dressing. It is delicious and it used to be online but I cant find it now.

tony on October 04, 2009:

I am interested in finding the recipe that earls resturant

uses in their ceasar salad please email it to me

testella@shaw.ca

iossiff on September 19, 2009:

Anybody please. I need. The. Salad dressing from cosi balsamic rasberry

tony on September 06, 2009:

does anyone have a recipe for earls ceasar dressing

please email it to me tetsella@shaw.ca

thanks kindly

tony

tony on September 06, 2009:

does anyone have a recipe for earls ceasar dressing

please email it to me tetsella@shaw.ca

thanks kindly

tony

Chavez C. on March 11, 2009:

Yummy for my tummy! I can't wait to try this one out. You get tired of the same old commercial recipies everyone else has.

Ann Martin on May 29, 2008:

great hub. i always seem to be repeating the same basic salad dressing of balsamic vingar, brown sugar, olive oil, salt and pepper. Happy to have discovered such a wealth of options!

mailboxmoney from SPAIN on July 01, 2007:

thanks for the info here I'll be linking to this hub on my post on recipes at http://cybercoolsnews.blogspot.com