The traditional chicken Caesar salad was first created by Caesar Cardini at his restaurant Caesar's in Tijuana, Mexico, in 1924. Now, 100 years on, this classic mix of creamy, tangy dressing and lettuce is loved across the globe. This recipe from Cardini's, the original Caesar dressing, makes a delicious main course in the summer and can also be served as a fresh side.
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