My friend is desperately seeking the Green Goddess Dressing that’s served at a cafe in Kirksville, MO. However, assuming I won’t be able to track this down, I was wondering what is the recipe for the authentic Green... (28 replies, last updated by FoodFuser August 20, 2008)

Oh, how I miss the Green Goddess Dressing on the salad bar at Orleans House in Rosslyn! I am going to try to replicate it at home, but before I start, does anyone know if the recipe was ever published? I was there on the final... (8 replies, last updated by monkeyrotica February 1, 2008)

This is from my immersion blender cookbook, YOUR KITCHEN’S MAGIC WAND: Green Goddess Dressing This dressing was all the rage in the 1920s, when it was developed at the Palm Court Restaurant in San Francisco, and named for a... (10 replies, last updated by wench31 July 5, 2007)

If you like Caesar salad dressing and herbs, you will like Green Goddess dressing. Personally, I love it, although not many places serve it anymore. Here’s a recipe from my “Dear S.O.S., Thirty Years of Recipe Requests... (4 replies, last updated by pilotgirl210 May 20, 2006)

In an older thread about PPG, the question was asked if they still serve their original Green Goddess salad dressing. Apparently they do, according to both the owners and a server I queried. The poster mentioned they had a copy of... (0 replies, last updated by Bob Mervine August 18, 2005)

Just had lunch at the new Continental (18th and Chestnut), and I believe one of the vegetarian sandwiches was served with Green Goddess dressing. (6 replies, last updated by HamsonPhilly February 15, 2006)

Hello... I vaguely recall sporadic mention from time to time of retro green goddess dressing making its way on to menus (and salads) around town. Possibly at the tres-retro Billingsley? Was hoping that salad lovers might chime in... (22 replies, last updated by eartha July 21, 2006)

Looking for the recipe for this version of green goddess dressing served at this cafe (we can’t remember the name!!) in Kirksville, MO. My friend has tried to make it on several occasion, just trying to guess at what the... (2 replies, last updated by Mel September 1, 2004)

I’m searching my cookbooks for something to inspire me for dinner tonight and stumbled across a recipe for Green Goddess Dressing. I’ve lived in Northern CA for most of my life and back in the 70s Green Goddess... (56 replies, last updated by OldTimer May 22, 2007)

In a seemingly never-ending quest for information about the Green Goddess dressing at Park Plaza Gardens, I was told today in no uncertain terms by the chef that this product is not available at the restaurant. I also have the... (7 replies, last updated by Bob Mervine September 17, 2005)

As mentioned and requested on the Florida Chowhound Board, here’s the recipe for the original Green Goddess dressing formerly served at the Park Plaza Gardens restaurant in Winter Park, Fla. Notice all the parsley . . . 1/2... (3 replies, last updated by Shirley U. Jest September 11, 2005)

After reading about the supposed origin of Green Goddess dressing at The Palace Hotel in 1920’s San Fran I sure do have a hankering for some. But I realize I haven’t seen any in either my local supermarket or any food... (12 replies, last updated by Mark Lee April 3, 2003)

is a special dish that i dont think i could ever have too much of. next we had the half -order Wedge Salad: shrimp, jumbo lump crab, radishes, cucumber, hearts of palm, hearts of romaine, eggs, crumbled bacon, romano cheese and... (2 replies, last updated by tia jenn June 24, 2009)

we had some sort of fried eggplant ball with crab dressing and the alligator cheesecake. These were the best selections of the night. Sat. lunch was at the GREEN GODDESS. We enjoyed trying the creative plates. My husband really... (0 replies, last updated by JazzyB May 26, 2009)

. Okay, so the truth is that I did my weekly grocery shopping in a different store every week for a few weeks, but my underlying motivation was the Quest For Kraft Green Goddess Salad Dressing. Alas, all search efforts have been... (24 replies, last updated by Ann van Moxie August 6, 2004)