Your Home Can Drip With Salad Dressing Style!
Ranch dressing for your sprawling ranch? Hell yes. Yes, your home can drip ranch dressing. Ranch dressing style, we mean. Hidden Valley has a new partnership designed to get fans…
Your home with drip with Ranch Style!
Photo Credit: Carolyn F.Ranch dressing for your sprawling ranch? Hell yes. Yes, your home can drip ranch dressing.
Ranch dressing style, we mean.
Hidden Valley has a new partnership designed to get fans dressing up their digs with the delectable cupboard condiment. Ranch dressing is coming out of your cabinets and into your bed, bath and beyond with the help interior designer Dani Dazey.
Check this out:
People are SO WILD about ranch dressing, there's already a wait list for most of these items.
What can you get? A fleece throw blanket or a notebook adorned with bottles of ranch dressing? This is a must-shop for anyone who's obsessed with ranch.
And so many people are.
For instance, celebs like Melissa McCarthy and Courteney Cox chug it. Chrissy Teigen loves it. Olivia Wilde adores Harry Styles AND her beloved tater tots and ranch. Katy Perry insists on ranch in her backstage rider.
Known as "America’s favorite ranch dressing," Hidden Valley Ranch has an interesting origin:
According to Thrillist.com, contract plumber Steve Henson started cooking for his coworkers and perfecting his buttermilk dressing recipe.
"Five years later he moved to California with his wife Gayle and bought a ranch," the website reported.
"His famous buttermilk dressing soon became a staple at the dinner table of Hidden Valley Ranch and before long the Hensons started selling it to guests and local supermarkets. Over two decades later in 1972, the couple sold their name and recipe to Clorox for $8 million. Not bad for a little buttermilk, mayo, and herbs."
Also, Did you know the average American consumes salad dressing 38 times a year?
Fifteen of those 38 are served up with ranch dressing. Ranch is by far the most consumed dressing in the United States? Italian dressing comes in a pathetic second and is eaten six out of 38 times. Not even close. Crazy!
Ranch dressing is a must at football parties. Check out these other treats!
Five Easy Football Foods You Need To Try
Sunday's are for relaxing and watching a football game... not spending all morning in the kitchen preparing food! So here are five easy recipes to try this Sunday! These recipes are short and effortless. Enjoy!
Buffalo Wings
Recipe from: The Daily Mail
Ingredients
- 2 and 1/2 pounds chicken wing pieces
- 1 package McCormick® Original Buffalo Wing Seasoning Mix
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 450°F.
- Cut chicken wings at joints and discard tips, then place wings in large resealable plastic bag.
- Sprinkle Seasoning Mix over wings.
- Seal bag and shake to coat evenly.
- Arrange wings in single layer on foil-lined 15x10x1-inch baking pan.
- Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until cooked through.
- Serve wings with blue cheese dressing and celery sticks, if desired.
Italian Sliders
Recipe from: The Diary of a Real Housewife
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Pretzel Hot Dogs
Recipe from: Dash of Sanity
Ingredients
- 8 raw frozen dinner rolls defrost them according to package directions
- 8 hot dogs {all beef is our preference}
- 1/4 cup baking soda
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons water
- coarse salt
- Ketchup and/or honey mustard sauce
Instructions
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Defrost rolls according to package directions.
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Roll each dinner roll into an 18 inch rope. Wind each one around a hot dog from top to bottom.
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Press the dough onto itself at top and bottom so it doesn't unroll.
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Boil 3 quarts of water. Carefully pour soda into boiling water. Place 2 wrapped pretzel dogs into the water for about 30 seconds. Remove with slotted spoon to a cooling rack. Repeat until all pretzel dogs are boiled. Place boiled pretzel dogs on a sprayed baking sheet.
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Combine egg and water and mix well. Brush pretzel dogs with egg wash and sprinkle with salt. Bake at 450°F 6-8 minutes or until dark golden brown. Serve with ketchup and mustard.
Dip
Recipe from: Tasty Kitchen
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Crockpot Meatballs
Recipe from: Eating on a Dime
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