Recipe Directions

  • 1. Combine ingredients in a bowl.
  • 2. Stir vigorously until honey is well integrated into remainder of recipe.
  • 3. Use right away or store this raw vinaigrette dressing recipe for use later.

The Rawtarian's Thoughts

By The Rawtarian

This is a super easy raw vinaigrette dressing recipe with a nice tangy taste.

If your honey is quite hard stir it as well as you can. Then the acid in the apple cider vinegar will start to break it down after a few hours. So if you are using it right away you may still have some hard honey chunks in there.

It keeps well. Stir or shake gently before using.

I love to use this recipe on my raw avocado dulse salad recipe (pictured). Details of that recipe are here.

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Nutrition Facts

Nutritional score: 82 out of 100
  • This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
  • This recipe is low in Fat.
  • This recipe is a noteworthy source of Vitamin E.

Amounts per 34 g (1 oz) suggested serving

NameAmount% Daily
Calories 114 5 %
Protein 0.07 g
Fat 12 g 15 %
Carbohydrates 1.2 g
Dietary Fiber 0.01 g
Sugars 1.1 g
Calcium 1.8 mg
Iron 0.12 mg 1 %
Sodium 30 mg 1 %
Source: USDA

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I love this dressing! Quick and easy! Do you know how I'd calculate the serving size/nutrition info in it? I was thinking I'd just do the serving size of each ingredient and add it all together but I wasn't sure if that'd be the most accurate way. Just curious! Thanks for all your hard work, I love your recipes!

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Hi Desirae,

You could use Bragg's Liquid Aminos instead, or optionally omit the soy sauce entirely.

As we were chatting about via email, raw sauce sauce is often called "nama shoyu." Here's an example of a bottle: http://tinyurl.com/cqf2qeg

Hope this helps!

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Hello Laura-Jane,
I was thinking of making this for dinner salad tonight. Is there anything I could replace for the soy sauce?

Thanks,
Desirae

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You're welcome, Ollie! :)

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Hey! Loved the outcome of this recipe but once taken out of the fridge the next day, the vinegar taste took over in a bit of an overwhelming way.. I will try not to store it in the fridge next time but how long can I do that for? It`s unlikely that I will need to keep it for more than 24 hours..

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Hi Ollie, 24 hours on the counter at room temperature should be fine!

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I saw the comment about eliminating the soy sauce and you recommended Braggs Liquid Aminos which also is soy. Since I am eliminating soy from my diet, I was thinking about trying coconut aminos. Have you ever tried that?

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Hi Samadhiji, I've never used coconut aminos, but Brooke recently posted an ingenious homemade nama shoyu recipe here using mushrooms, which might be an even better substitution for you.

I haven't made this myself, but it sounds excellent. Again, I have Brooke to thank for this one from her comment on the raw ranch recipe!

"Homemade Nama Shoyu Recipe - replaces tamari and salt in lots of recipes. Lasts over a week in fridge. Am going to freeze small portions of it to see if that works as a way to preserve it for longer.

Ingredients:
1 large portabello mushroom
1 tablespoon good salt
2 cups filtered water

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Place the mushroom and salt in the blender with 1/2 cup of the water. Blend on high speed for 10 seconds, slowly add the remaining water through the top while continuing to blend. You may wish to strain the liquid to remove any mushroom chunks. I did not strain it as my blender pulverised it sufficiently. Jennifer Murray gets the credit for this recipe! "

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Hi, and thanks for this site! I have been vegetarian for years, and am experimenting with a raw diet as I think that is my next step as I "evolve". I am working from home today as contractors are installing new doors...I could not come up with anything for lunch and then remembered I had fresh cukes, toms, and an onion I bought Saturday from our local farmers' market. I chopped them up, threw them in a bowl, and added some green olives I had on hand. Put in the bowl in the fridge to chill a bit while Googled for a raw dressing with ingredients I might actually have here at the house. TADA! Found your site, and I am still cruising around over an hour later. This dressing is an EASY and FLAVORFUL BOMB! I used Bragg's instead of soy sauce, I added some minced garlic, and freshly cracked black pepper. I want to drink the small puddle left in the bottom of the bowl! Thanks again, and I cannot wait to try other recipes I have found on your site.

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Lol Shannon. "This dressing is an EASY and FLAVORFUL BOMB!" Made me lol. Glad you enjoyed! Hope the contractors are finished at your place. My house is constantly under renovation. It drives me batty! Love to know about any other recipes that you try.

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super tasty! I made it with sesame oil for even more Asian flavor and just had it with your dulse and avocado salad. So delicious - thank you so much! I just found your website today and can't wait to try more of your recipes!

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Hi Katia, Nice idea. I enjoy sesame seed oil as well. Just gotten into it lately. It has a crazy good (potent) flavour!

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First I want to say thanks for all of the great recipes! I just found your site and everybody is asleep so I'm itching to try some.
We went raw about 3 weeks ago. And while I have enjoyed it, my kids and hunny have lost enthusiasm. So I can't wait to let them each pick a recipe out. I definitely need to hurry up and get a dehydrator so they can have a burger again!
But anyhoo! I just tried this recipe and really liked it. I didn't have olive oil so I used coconut. And I also used Braggs instead of soy sauce. I'm very sensitive to vinegar so I didn't used quite as much. I also added cracked pepper and Braggs spices. I loved it. I just ate a salad with it.
Again thanks for the great recipes. Keep them coming! :)

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Sounds like you are on a roll, Jennifer! Hate it when everyone is sleeping when you want to make something horribly loud, like almonds in the food processor lol    - hurry up and get a dehydrator already! They are fine. And not too loud ;)

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Does it require refrigeration for storing?

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Hi  Dooey - no, you don't have to refridgerate this dressing

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I just made this...and WOW is that good. I didn't expect it to be so amazing. Delicious and super fast and simple...and healthy? That's exactly what I need in the kitchen. Thank you!

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My pleasure, Beth! PS: Great blog!!

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Hello Laura-Jane,
I was thinking of making this for dinner salad tonight. Is there anything I could replace for the soy sauce?

Thanks,
Desirae

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Hi Desirae,

You could use Bragg's Liquid Aminos instead, or optionally omit the soy sauce entirely.

As we were chatting about via email, raw sauce sauce is often called "nama shoyu." Here's an example of a bottle: http://tinyurl.com/cqf2qeg

Hope this helps!

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I love this dressing! Quick and easy! Do you know how I'd calculate the serving size/nutrition info in it? I was thinking I'd just do the serving size of each ingredient and add it all together but I wasn't sure if that'd be the most accurate way. Just curious! Thanks for all your hard work, I love your recipes!

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Hi Krista,

So glad you are enjoying this recipe! I don't provide caloric or nutritional info, but I find that the best way to do it is to simply plug each ingredient into a calorie counter (like fitday.com) and then get the info for the whole recipe, then determine how much of that recipe you use for 1 serving. Hope this helps!

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This is my new favorite salad dressing. Yummy and healthy. I love it. THANKS

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Hi Brooke, so glad you are enjoying this one! It's nice and quick, which is very handy

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Thanks so much! I thought room temp might be the way to go. Havnt tried it yet but probably will soon.

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You're welcome Kari! Let me know what you think when you make it.

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Would you store this in the fridge or just leave out at room temp?

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