green goddess

<em>Photography by <a href=http://www.stylishhipkids.com/>Mariliana Arvelo</a></em><br>

This version of green goddess gets its creaminess from a surprising source: the liquid in canned chickpeas, also known as aquafaba liquid. Lightened by acidic lemon juice and bright herbs, it makes a refreshing dip or salad dressing for both parents and kids, says Marissa Lippert, RD, a New York City-based nutritionist and owner of <a href=http://www.nourishbabynyc.com/ target=_blank>Nourish Baby</a>, a food-delivery service for parents and newborns. Use it to introduce young ones to a condiment that isn’t ketchup.<br><em><br>Makes 1 pint<br><br>Prep time: 5 minutes<em><br class=Apple-interchange-newline><br></em><div></div></em><em>This recipe is part of our meal prep series. Click <a href=/articles/2018/09/healthy-meal-prep-recipes-family-lunches>here</a> for full plan.</em><p><div><br></div>

Green goddess aquafaba dressing

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