Green Goddess Dressing

5 Reviews / 4.8 Average
Whip up this green goddess salad dressing for—you guessed it—salads, or use it on a wrap, or as a veggie dip. It's delicious and quick to prepare!
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If your salads are getting a little predictable and boring I have the perfect Green Goddess dressing recipe for you to jazz things up! Plus since it’s summertime you can get half the ingredients right out of your herb garden (or from your local farmers’ market). I’ve also discovered this dressing is fabulous in many ways other than just on salad …check out how I used it on a super delicious chicken wrap below, and it’s great as a dip for fresh veggies, too!

Green Goddess Dressing on 100 Days of #RealFood
Green Goddess dressing with chicken and lettuce on a whole-wheat tortilla

For the chicken wrap I already had some homemade whole-wheat tortillas and The Best Whole Chicken in a Crock Pot on hand, so this came together really quickly. Enjoy :)

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  1. Excellent recipe I used Greek yogurt Thai basil and garlic chives and it was delious. Thanks for the recipe

  2. Has anyone tried using Greek yogurt instead of whole milk yogurt? I’d image the consistency would be slightly different.

  3. I do a vegan version using avocado instead of yogurt: Olive oil, lemon juice, lime juice, 1/2 avocado, fresh mint, cilantro & basil, raw tahini and a little salt. If for adults I add some cayenne pepper that has great health benefits too. No garlic needed.

  4. 4 stars
    It’d be great if you’d start putting serving size with your recipes. I know that with Clean Eating that we don’t have to count calories but it’s still important to have portion size. There’s a lot of people out here that don’t know when to stop because our full button isn’t working. It’d be greatly appreciated. And, please, put out another cookbook. Great recipes!!!

  5. Looks yummy – but isnt whole wheat bad for you and can cause a whole mess of problems such as autoimmune diseases my son is gluten free and all wheat is out thanks!

    1. Whole wheat is controversial. It also depends on if you have any illnesses like autoimmune or diabetes or digestive problems. Lisa’s family has no problems with wheat so she uses it. I can’t eat it personally because I am prediabetic and it makes my glucose go too high. I wish I could because it is so versatile! I use wheat to bake for the rest of my family. So, like most things, everyone is different on what they should eat.

    1. These comments are for the dressing. If the wheat tortilla doesn’t work for you, then you can put the dressing on other things!

  6. 5 stars
    AWESOME! I put some of this dressing on a spinach tortilla with chicken and green apple and it was amazing. Thank you for sharing!

  7. 5 stars
    How healthy is this dressing? I haven’t tried it yet but I can tell you that it’s going to taste fantastic. Anytime you balance fresh herbs with some dairy you can a tasty, creamy dressing. I look forward to trying this as a topping on my free range tacos. Cheers!

  8. This will make way more than I can use in 4-5 days (hubby says he won’t eat it). I wonder if it will freeze ok? I’m thinking the dairy in it will be a problem for freezing.

  9. 5 stars
    It was delicious and so refreshing!! Since I had some leftover best whole chicken in a crockpot and I always keep a stash of your whole wheat tortillas in the freezer (they defrost quickly and taste great reheated), I decided to whip up a batch of this dressing and make the wraps you mentioned in the post. I served them with some watermelon and it was the perfect easy summer dinner. Will be adding this recipe to my salad dressing collection :)

  10. How big of a role do the green onions play as far as taste goes? I see they’re a pretty big portion of the recipe, but I am NOT a fan, so I wonder if it’ll still work without them?