This recipe is just a guide – but feel free to add and modify it to your taste.
I will also add that I made this Sweetgreen’s spicy cashew dressing using almonds the other day and it was equally as amazing. I LOVE cilantro, so I added a crazy amount. But listen, when you’re cooking at home, these are the liberties you can take. I’m not sure the original Sweetgreens spicy cashew dressing has THIS much cilantro. Then at the very end, I threw in a huge handful of cilantro. Cashews: I like this salad with regular roasted cashews I also love it with those hot, flavor-loaded Thai-spiced cashews from ALDI Dressing: You can easily.
Spicy cashew dressing plus#
In my favorite trusty Vitamix (that I use for basically everything) I added a huge handful of raw organic cashews, some garlic (of course), and little spicy chili oil, sesame oil (which adds such an amazing depth of flavor, plus sesame oil is just so good for us), olive oil, lime, a splash of water, lots of salt/pepper, and blended it all up. It was so much easier to make this Sweetgreen’s spicy cashew dressing than I expected too. Which by the way, I think I kind of nailed. So I was left with no option, but to create my own version – which also meant creating my own version of Sweetgreen’s spicy cashew dressing. Unfortunately, we don’t have a Sweetgreens anywhere near us in the suburbs of Chicago, and since we haven’t been going downtown lately, I’ve been majorly missing my Sweetgreen fix. But either way, it’s been one of my “go-to” spots when I need something easy and healthy. I don’t even know if you could call Sweetgreens fast food. I’m a huge fan of Sweetgreens, and especially the Sweetgreen’s spicy cashew dressing. I’ve been trying to recreate the Sweetgreen’s spicy cashew dressing at home for a while, and I think I may have finally nailed it.
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