french dressing

• Tipo de aliño para ensalada, generalmente hecho con aceite, vinagre y condimentos. En el inglés americano suele referirse a un aliño cremoso de color naranja, mientras que en el inglés británico normalmente significa una vinagreta simple.

A type of salad dressing typically made from oil, vinegar, and seasonings. In American English, it often refers to a creamy, orange-colored dressing, while in British English, it usually means a simple vinaigrette.

1. A2formalamerican

   A type of salad dressing typically made from oil, vinegar, and seasonings, often with a tangy flavor.

   aderezo francés

   • She poured french dressing over the mixed greens.
   • This recipe calls for a simple french dressing with herbs.
   • He prefers french dressing on his garden salad.

2. Vinaigrette styleB1formalbritish

   A classic vinaigrette dressing, sometimes including mustard or garlic, used in French cuisine.

   Vinagreta

   • The chef prepared a traditional french dressing with Dijon mustard.
   • French dressing is often used as a marinade for vegetables.
   • A light french dressing complements the fresh tomatoes perfectly.