Ranch Salad Dressing

[Kiniyeow]

Is it me or is Ranch dressing next to impossible to find in Chiang Mai? I found a Lite Ranch at Rimping one time, bleh, but other than that, I's been next to impossible to find. I really miss having it with my chicken wings.....

[kaptainrob]

Make your own >

• 1 cup mayonnaise
• 3/4 cup buttermilk
• 1/4 cup sour cream
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
• 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
• 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
• 1/8 teaspoon dried thyme
• 1 tbsp finely chopped parsley

[BillyBobThai]

At the shop on Lamphun road that sells baking supplies, they sell a dry powder packet that is to mixed with sour cream. It is good as a dip for chips or wings.

[hml367]

Kasem store.

[Mapguy]

OP, you have got to be kidding! Is this a joke?! Full strength, or no cal ?! It is sold in many stores which import products for "western tastes." I hope you do not suffer withdrawal symptoms!

[DaamNaam]

You are correct. My family and I love the stuff and haven't been able to find it for awhile now.

Back on Ceasar dressing for now.

May try Robs recipe, if i can find buttermilk.

[noise]

Google buttermilk and you will find a recipe for making it with regular milk and vinegar. I do not remember the ratio or I would just post it.

[wimpy]

Dacheeso buttermilk is available at Rimping or direct. I have seen Paul Newman ranch dressing on the shelves at Big C+.

[XINLOI]

Try a local Makro store, they may have it on the shelf there. Bought it Udon, once, and haven't seen it since.

[DaamNaam]

Try a local Makro store, they may have it on the shelf there. Bought it Udon, once, and haven't seen it since.

Nothing at makro, was there today.

[Thighlander]

I wonder how much mcdonalds sells packs of dressing for, if, at all. They have paul nueman's baslamic here.

[WinnieTheKhwai]

Google buttermilk and you will find a recipe for making it with regular milk and vinegar. I do not remember the ratio or I would just post it.

I have a feeling I'd get pretty far substituting both buttermilk and sour cream with yogurt (unsweetened). May need a drop of vinegar. I think I'd also use fresh onions and garlic, chopped very fine.

[junglechef]

Raw onion and garlic might not give you the results your looking, esp if you plan on keeping it around, for but give it a try, it's what playing in the kitchen is all about