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Zesty Lemon-Za’Atar Dressing

Zesty Lemon-Za’Atar Dressing

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There’s something incredibly refreshing about a well-crafted salad dressing that perfectly balances tangy, savoury, sweet, and citrus flavours. If you’re

looking for a way to simplify your cooking without compromising on flavour, we’ve got an exciting discovery for you. R

ecently, we found that Lighthouse Lemonade’s Lemon Cordial, combined with the vibrant flavours of Bad’Az Za’Atar, creates an incredible dressing that can transform your salads.

If you’ve ever had Lighthouse Lemonade, you’ll know its crisp, bright flavour tastes like summer in a glass. But what if I told you this beloved cordial could do more than just quench your thirst? By simply replacing traditional lemon juice and honey with Lighthouse Lemonade’s Lemon Cordial and adding the aromatic blend of Bad’Az Za’Atar, you can create a salad dressing that’s not only effortless but also packed with vibrant, zesty, and herbaceous goodness.

This combination offers incredible convenience without sacrificing flavour. You can whip up this dressing in no time, making it perfect for busy weeknights or last-minute dinner parties. It’s incredibly versatile, complementing a wide range of greens, vegetables, and even proteins. Whether you’re prepping a light lunch or a robust dinner, this dressing will add that perfect zing!

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 TBSP Olive Oil
  • 1 TBSP Lighthouse Lemonade
  • 1 ½ tsp Bad’Az Za’atar
  • 1/2 – ⅔ tsp of Salt (modify to your taste)
  • ½ tsp Dijon Mustard
  • 1/1/2 tsp of Mayo *OPTIONAL – I do this when I want a creamier dressing
  • Fresh Ground Pepper, to taste *Optional; this is for the pepper fans in the crowd

DIRECTIONS

  1. Put everything together in a bowl or jar and give it a good stir. (I typically start with less salt and add a bit more at the end, depending on the type of salad and the saltiness of the rest of the meal.
  2. Add it to any mix of veggies. My favourite typically includes a mix of lettuces (iceberg, radicchio, romaine—or whatever I have in my fridge), cucumbers, tomatoes, radishes, mint leaves (chopped up), feta cheese, and toasted pita crisps. (I do the pita crisps if I am feeling fancy or have some pitas I want to use up.)