• Rub the bowl with garlic before mixing the dressing, and add thinly chopped shallots.• Add your preferred herbs, preferably fresh. The more pungent herbs, such as thyme and rosemary, should be used carefully.
• Mix in cumin, coriander or curry powder, fennel seeds or other spices. Try to match the flavors with those in your salad or in the entree.
• For another complement to the rest of your meal, mix in a few teaspoons of pan juices or broth from your main course.
• Add a few crushed juniper berries. To build on this flavor, add a teaspoon or so of gin.• Alternate lemon juice for some of the vinegar.
• Add the grated zest (colored section of peel) of a preferred citrus fruit. For a more pronounced citrus flavor, substitute the fruit juices for some of the vinegar.
• Substitute a tart or acidic fruit juice, such as tart cherry or, cranberry for some of the vinegar.• Complement Asian-style meals by adding grated ginger or crushed lemon grass.
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