A different kind of salad dressing this time. Haystack goat cheese, quality, buttermilk. Seasonings; salt, pepper, nutmeg.
I like a lot of pepper all over my salad. I like it completely covered in spots.
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1 comment:
Looks good. Dressing is intriguing.
Are the walnuts toasted at all? I like to toast walnuts in a dry, hot pan for a few minutes before adding them to a salad. Makes them crunchy like croutons while getting rid of that grainy, mealy walnut texture.
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