This Japanese steakhouse ginger dressing has the familiar flavor served at hibachi restaurants. It's made with carrot, ginger, soy sauce, and a small amount of Thousand Island dressing for a smooth, ...

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If you have dined in a Japanese hibachi or steakhouse-style restaurant any time in the past several decades, chances are you have been served a crisp wedge of iceberg lettuce doused in a sunny orange ...

Q: My family loves the ginger dressing at Taki [Japanese Steakhouse]. Is it possible for you to get the recipe so we can make it at home? Thank you! — Wendy Harris, Kennesaw A: Steve Sharples, general ...

One of my go-to salad dressings at the grocery store is Makoto ginger dressing. I love its chunky texture and its savory, slightly sweet flavor. It makes any green salad incredibly delicious. After ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... If you’re looking out the window and seeing snow, as I am as I write this, you’re probably not thinking of a crisp winter salad. But salad has its place even ...

If you’ve been to a Japanese hibachi restaurant and had a salad, you’ve probably had some variation on a soy-sauce-rice wine vinegar-fresh ginger salad dressing. Those iceberg lettuce salads don’t ...

Okay, I don't know how big the chains are, but around here there is a Kobe and a Benihana. These are japanese habachi grills. They bring you a salad with a dressing on it that is DELICIOUS. I heard it ...