Dreamy Green Tahini Dressing: Cooking With Courtney

Danville CA

30 March, 2021

2:35 PM

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From Feed the Soul: Sometimes ya just need a good sauce. Maybe for drizzling on top of chicken or a rice bowl, dressing a salad or using as a dipping sauce for crisp carrots, cucumbers or jicama. And sometimes… OK, most times… You need it fast. Pronto. Like, dinner-is-ready-in-5-minutes-and-you-just-realized it-needs-some-extra-help-in-the-flavor-department fast. Enter: This dreamy green tahini sauce with lemon and cilantro. It's a tangy, fresh n' herby, holy grail sauce. Kinda garlicky, kinda briny and citrusy, a little bit nutty. Extremely dippable. Very pretty mint green color. (Warning: You might lick the food processor/blender clean.) It's the perfect, highly customizable condiment for just about anything you can throw its way. It's an all-seasons hero that goes with all kinds of dishes. Veggies, meats, breads, you name it!This is my go-to sauce for whenever I'm making a grain bowl (which is most weeknights). My typical combo is spinach, saffron rice, canned chickpeas and whatever veggies I've got in the fridge. This sauce adds such a pretty pop of color to anything you're making! And it's a great way to use up leftover cilantro stems, since those are also packed with delicious flavor. Find the full recipe, including ingredients, tips, additional photos and instructions at feedthesoulblog.com. And friends, before you go, I've got a quick announcement! We've received lots of positive feedback on our Reader Recipe of the Week features, so I'm making it even easier for you and your neighbors to share your delicious creations. Whether you're new to cooking or a seasoned veteran (pun intended), we want to feature your faves. You can use the form below to share your recipe. (Can't see the form? Click here or email your recipe to [email protected]) If you've got any friends or family who know their way around a kitchen, please feel free to share it with them! I can't wait to see what you come up with. Read more Cooking with Courtney columns and submissions, or try these similar recipes: Ginger-Citrus DressingHarvest Salad with Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Feta + VinaigretteRoasted Beet Burrata + Arugula SaladHow To Make Basil Pesto Cooking with Courtney is a weekly series featuring recipes by Patch Editor Courtney Teague. She also features reader recipe submissions in her Reader Recipe of the Week series. Keep up with her latest recipes on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter @feedthesoulblog.