Seared Caesar Salad
Seared Caesar Salad

Hey everyone, it’s John, welcome to our recipe page. Today, we’re going to prepare a special dish, seared caesar salad. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

Seared Caesar Salad is one of the most favored of current trending meals on earth. It’s easy, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. Seared Caesar Salad is something that I have loved my whole life. They’re fine and they look fantastic.

They will blister, then burst, then blacken. At this point shake the pan to coat with juices and cook the other side of the tomatoes. Seared Caesar Salad romaine lettuce • cherry/grape tomatoes • sourdough bread • Caesar salad dressing (separate recipe) • Extra virgin olive oil (as needed) • Parmesan cheese (as needed) • Salt and pepper (as needed) Seared Caesar Salad Caesar salad with a flavor boost from browning and charring. kannoox. Stir soy sauce and brown sugar in pie dish until sugar dissolves.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook seared caesar salad using 7 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Seared Caesar Salad:
  1. Prepare 1 head romaine lettuce
  2. Prepare 10 cherry/grape tomatoes
  3. Get 2 slices sourdough bread
  4. Get Caesar salad dressing (separate recipe)
  5. Take Extra virgin olive oil (as needed)
  6. Get Parmesan cheese (as needed)
  7. Prepare Salt and pepper (as needed)

I feel like I need to make a confession. Seared Caesar Salad Caesar salad with a flavor boost from browning and charring. kannoox. I'm using my Perfect Pan-Seared Chicken Breast recipe but Caesar salad can be served with any protein from. Seared romaine with cheater Caesar's dressing Seared or grilled romaine gives big flavor to the tender, soft lettuce leaves, paired here with an easy cheater's Caesar salad dressing.

Instructions to make Seared Caesar Salad:
  1. Read steps to plan for them tempo of recipe. Gather ingredients, knife, large cutting board, 2 pans/griddle, and either a rasp grater or vegetable peeler. Place 12" cast iron pan or flat griddle over high heat. Place 8-10" non stick skillet over medium heat.
  2. Cut sourdough into large crouton squares. 3/4-1" should do. Toss them in a bowl with salt, lots of pepper, and olive oil to coat and place them flat side down on the griddle or skillet while it is still warming up. The idea is to crisp them on the outside and keep them soft and somewhat moist on the interior so cutting them too small will over cook them. Remove them to the same bowl when they turn brown and crisp. Keep the heat on high for the romaine in a moment.
  3. While the Croutons crisp… Wash tomatoes. Put whole tomatoes in the heating non stick skillet drizzle with olive oil, about 2-3 tablespoons, Salt, about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon, and pepper as needed. They will blister, then burst, then blacken. At this point shake the pan to coat with juices and cook the other side of the tomatoes. You can either turn off the heat at this point or continue to cook for more concentration of flavor and color on the other side. They are your tomatoes. Do with them as you please.
  4. Cut the romaine in half from root to top. Spread 2 teaspoons of Caesar dressing evenly over the cut half. Gently place the two halves, dressing side down, on the griddle or pan. If you are using a pan it may not completely fit. It's ok. Don't cry. Just cut off and eat the top part. Press gently to make sure maximum surface area is in contact with the iron. The idea is to quickly add color/flavor to the cut side without cooking and/or wilting the lettuce. Depending on how hot your pan is that could be 2 mins to 5 mins. Hotter the better. Smoke is ok.
  5. Assembly! Place lettuce halves on the plate. Drizzle with dressing. Shave or grate generous amount of parm cheese with vegetable peeler or rasp grater. Place 5 tomatoes on each plate or halve. Get fancy with your plating. Come on… You know you want to. Then place croutons on top and drizzle with more olive oil and pepper. Take a bite. Close your eyes. Make it look like you know what you're doing. Ask yourself, can I taste saltiness? Tart and sweetness from the tomatoes? Savory from the dressing? Is it too rich/savory? Then sprinkle with lemon juice. Add more of anything as needed.

I'm using my Perfect Pan-Seared Chicken Breast recipe but Caesar salad can be served with any protein from. Seared romaine with cheater Caesar's dressing Seared or grilled romaine gives big flavor to the tender, soft lettuce leaves, paired here with an easy cheater's Caesar salad dressing. I feel like I need to make a confession. In this fun incarnation of Caesar salad, grilling romaine with a light brushing of oil boosts its flavor while adding few calories. For the dressing, Kerry Simoningeniously swaps in low-fat.

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