National Caesar Salad Day
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Celebrate National Caesar Salad Day with a delicious and classic dish! Add your own twist of ingredients to make it even more delectable.
Celebrate with friends and family on National Caesar Salad Day this July 4th! The classic salad was invented in 1924 by Italian immigrant, restaurateur, and chef Caesar Cardini. It is said that he created the dish when an unexpected wave of hungry guests arrived at his restaurant during a Fourth of July celebration. Today it remains one of the most popular salads around the world!
Making your own Caesar salad isn't as hard as it seems. Start with a fresh romaine lettuce, then add croutons, parmesan cheese, and your favorite Caesar dressing. Add anchovies for an extra kick.
Find some of the best Caesar salads around by searching on Yelp or Google. There are so many options to choose from, whether it's Italian, Mexican, Thai or something else.
Host a dinner party with a “make your own Caesar salad” bar. Have all the ingredients prepped and ready to go so that guests can build their own custom salads.
Mix it up by adding other ingredients to your salad like grilled chicken, apples, berries, roasted corn, avocado or diced tomatoes.
Sign up for a cooking course and learn how to make an authentic Italian Caesar Salad from scratch.
The Caesar salad has been around since the 1920s and is one of the most popular salads on any restaurant menu. It's a classic due to its combination of crunchy romaine lettuce, croutons, parmesan cheese, and creamy caesar dressing - all topped off with chicken or anchovies for added protein!
Making a caesar salad at home is surprisingly simple and entails only a few steps. Start by toasting some croutons, then prepare your caesar dressing with mayonnaise, garlic, fresh lemon juice and seasonings. Then mix all your ingredients together and you have an amazing meal ready in no time!
Not only does the caesar salad taste great but it helps fill you up too. Thanks to the added protein from chicken or anchovies, plus the addition of croutons and parmesan cheese, this dish is sure to keep you satisfied for hours after eating. Perfect if you're looking for something more filling than your typical garden salad!