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re: Anyone have the Recipe for Deangelo's Sensation Salad Dressing?

Posted on 2/1/14 at 4:28 pm to
Posted by Layabout
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Posted on 2/1/14 at 4:28 pm to
Jake Staples is credited with inventing the sensation salad and it was one of the signature dishes at The Place, his restaurant on Florida Blvd. At one time it was on the menu at just about every restaurant in town. DeAngelo's probably picked up on it when they first opened here in the 80s. Try this one from WAFB. I think it comes pretty close to the original.

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Posted by Paul Allen
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Member since Nov 2007
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Posted on 2/1/14 at 4:29 pm to
DeAngelo's was around in the 80's??
Posted by GetBackToWork
Member since Dec 2007
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Posted on 2/1/14 at 4:55 pm to
Looking at that recipe, I prefer fresh parmigiano reggiano and also add small bits of blue cheese crumbles. Make the dressing about an hour in advance and let it absorb the blue cheese.
Posted by Jambo
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Posted on 2/1/14 at 5:26 pm to
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Jake Staples is credited with inventing the sensation salad and it was one of the signature dishes at The Place, his restaurant on Florida Blvd. At one time it was on the menu at just about every restaurant in town. DeAngelo's probably picked up on it when they first opened here in the 80s. Try this one from WAFB. I think it comes pretty close to the original.


Not even close. I was Kitchen manager at DeAngelos for 10 years during high school, college, and then some. That recipe has some of the same ingredients, but it's not even close. I mean comparing apples to oranges close.

Sensation dressing is only made with 4 ingredients, when you're doing it right.

Romano, Oil, Minced Garlic, and lots of lemon juice.
The squeeze of lemon juice right before serving, is what takes any sensation dressing from good to GREAT.

Out of respect for Louis, I can't give his recipes away, but I've given you enough to work with. Don't add anything to it. Seriously. Less is more.
Also, with any dressing. Instead of wisking the dressing, emulsify with a food processor on high for best results.
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