It's 100 years since the Caesar salad is said to have been invented on the Fourth of July at a restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico.

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The Caesar salad turns 100! As the no-brainer accompaniment to your typical carb loading session reaches vintage status, here ...

To get its carrot cards read. 29 ... What did the man do with his days-old salad? He tossed it. 42. I’ve never made Caesar salad before—but I can take a stab at it. 43. Why was the celery ...

Some of this is to do with the unavoidable era of Girl Dinner. More of it has to do with the fact that people are nostalgic, and most of it is because the Caesar Salad is turning 100 years old on July ...

The world-famous salad is the pride of Tijuana, Mexico. But 100 years later, no one can agree on who created it. Tijuana, Mexico, plans to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Caesar salad ...

As legend goes, Italian immigrant Caesar Cardini was in his Tijuana ... of the original is shared with guests on cards in English and Spanish. The salad will be the star of the city’s centennial ...

Make salad: In a large bowl, toss lettuce with lemon juice, olive oil and a generous pinch of salt. Spoon tofu caesar dressing over greens, layering leaves as you go so there is dressing with each ...

Casa Vega is reaching back in time and embracing family ties to celebrate what is perhaps the most famous salad ever. This year, the simple but ubiquitous Caesar Salad, which was invented in ...

Caesar salads are known for their crispy Romaine ... The next time you make this salad, you won't regret opting for a homemade dressing. Find our favorite recipe through Food & Wine's guide ...

Assemble salad: Pour dressing into a large bowl. Roll lettuces in dressing to coat. Transfer salad to a platter. Sprinkle with dulse seaweed and nutritional yeast. Top with sliced radishes.